Tabasco Short Yellow - sauce making potential?

[nice.chili]

So my small Tabasco Short Yellow chili plants have been busy doing their thing and now I have an abundance of peppers. They look so cute... 
 
But to the business - does anyone have experience making hot sauce with this type of chilli? I also have some Aji Pineapples in the freezer that I've been meaning to use. So maybe this an option for something a little different. I'm not thinking to go the fermentation route, but am open to ideas.
 
Or maybe they're better in a salsa, jam/marmalade or similar?
 
Thanks in advance.

 

[Elpicante]

HI there nice.chili,
I think you have some potential for a Caribbean style hot sauce. Can you get your hands on some Scotch Bonnets?

 

[ShowMeDaSauce]

They make a good spiced vinegar. Just fill a bottle with the peppers and top it off with very hot vinegar. Seal the bottle and turn it upside down until it cools. I cut the top off of the pepper so the vinegar can get inside the pepper easier. Sometimes i add a little garlic or dried lime basil to mine.

 

[SmokenFire]

Tobasco short yellow makes a fine sauce (and vinegar as SMDS mentioned).  The pair well with roasted garlic, sweet onion and cane or white wine vinegar for a Louisiana style sauce, or with garlic, pineapple & mustard for a baha style (like Elpicante said).

 

[nice.chili]

Thanks for all the input. All sound interesting...
(The vinegar could go in the cupboard with the rhum arrangé I'm currently maturing, of course with a couple of birds eye chillies in it for flavour.)
 
For the Caribbean / Louisiana style sauces are there any references on THP for what they generally consist of? i.e., a starting point or basic recipe.
 

 

[Masher]

I am freezing my pods currently.

Cant wait to try those ideas above. Glad I grew two plants.

They are very nice and rewarding for their small size.
 
Thanks Sandy, (wiriwiri) for the seeds.