So im reading on the fermentation process..and i think i have a handle on that...so i make the mash..ok good deal..now from there i would use it just as i would fresh in hot sauce recipes? Just curious. im wanting to use this years pods in some hot sauce and wanting to ferment the peppers...just making sure i am understanding the process right. thanks all.
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- Thread starter daddytindell
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yes, that's basically it.
When making hot sauces, you can use fresh chiles, fermented chiles (often with other fruits/veggies added), frozen chiles, or dried chiles. Think that pretty much covers it~~~
Do your fermentation, then decide how you want to make that into a sauce. It can be a simple as blendering the snot out of the fermented pulp and bottling that, or it can be added with other ingredients for a totally different flavored sauce. That's where the fun comes in....What to do????? so many choices~~~~
Have Fun and just Go for it!
Salsalady
When making hot sauces, you can use fresh chiles, fermented chiles (often with other fruits/veggies added), frozen chiles, or dried chiles. Think that pretty much covers it~~~
Do your fermentation, then decide how you want to make that into a sauce. It can be a simple as blendering the snot out of the fermented pulp and bottling that, or it can be added with other ingredients for a totally different flavored sauce. That's where the fun comes in....What to do????? so many choices~~~~
Have Fun and just Go for it!
Salsalady
excellent...thank you! so just make it up as you go? i am good at that!!salsalady said:yes, that's basically it.
When making hot sauces, you can use fresh chiles, fermented chiles (often with other fruits/veggies added), frozen chiles, or dried chiles. Think that pretty much covers it~~~
Do your fermentation, then decide how you want to make that into a sauce. It can be a simple as blendering the snot out of the fermented pulp and bottling that, or it can be added with other ingredients for a totally different flavored sauce. That's where the fun comes in....What to do????? so many choices~~~~
Have Fun and just Go for it!
Salsalady
ha ha i just gave someone else the exact same advice SL, go crazy and try everything!
i feel pretty confident in the make it up as you go approach...lolchile_freak said: