I'm going to have to repaint the closet, unfortunatelyThe Hot Pepper said:Was that semi-gloss paint or do you have a painting weekend planned?
This is such an awesome hot sauce log. Your stuff looks incredible... mouth is watering over here!Thegreenchilemonster said:I just took these two piles of chiles, and blended them up with some salt, and a touch of water to facilitate the blending process.
One batch is all peach bhut SS, the other is all peach bhut×coyote zan white.
I ended up with two half gallon jars of mash, slapped some airlocks on them, and will be tucking them away in the closet to ferment for a while.
I will! Thinking I should leave it at the paste stage vs going all the way since it should be shelf stable with ph <4.6 from the fermenting.. Although a smoked, fermented, dried pepper powder would be interesting as well.. Could try both ways pretty easily and make a thread.Thegreenchilemonster said:I've never tried smoking then fermenting, then dehydrating for a paste before. Sounds tasty! You should try it out!
So here's "beta version test" of this fermented and smoked then pureed and dehydrated to a paste product. Should have taken pictures of the ferments and smoked peppers they were very nice and a great assortment I dehydrated it at 105 to attempt to keep the LAB alive, not sure if it worked but it tastes great and has wonderful consistency! Will do a bigger batch and take more photos next time. I let it go overnight and get a little drier than I'd have liked but after I mix it all together it should be paste-putty like consistency. Hell of an awesome aroma.. Smokey and all kinds of other pepper notes from the Aleppos, Pueblos, red jalapeño, bad brains, pdnbmj, sulu adana Turkish sweet peppers, and red Caribbean Habs!YAMracer754 said:I will! Thinking I should leave it at the paste stage vs going all the way since it should be shelf stable with ph <4.6 from the fermenting.. Although a smoked, fermented, dried pepper powder would be interesting as well.. Could try both ways pretty easily and make a thread.
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Sent from my XT1565 using TapatalkYAMracer754 said:So here's "beta version test" of this fermented and smoked then pureed and dehydrated to a paste product. Should have taken pictures of the ferments and smoked peppers they were very nice and a great assortment I dehydrated it at 105 to attempt to keep the LAB alive, not sure if it worked but it tastes great and has wonderful consistency! Will do a bigger batch and take more photos next time. I let it go overnight and get a little drier than I'd have liked but after I mix it all together it should be paste-putty like consistency. Hell of an awesome aroma.. Smokey and all kinds of other pepper notes from the Aleppos, Pueblos, red jalapeño, bad brains, pdnbmj, sulu adana Turkish sweet peppers, and red Caribbean Habs!
Wonder how I should store it.. Mash it together, plastic wrap, fridge, freezer? Jam it in a pint jar? Really need to get a vacuum sealer!
Always so hard to take photos while I'm doing recipes as I always have pepper gloves/hands and don't wanna endure a week of burning cellphone hands when the capsaicin gets in my case..
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Thanks Mike! I'll get you some of these bottles soon. I have 3 more separate batches of sauce to make over the next week.MikeUSMC said:Wow! Look at that arsenal of bottles!
You're killing it, Dale!
Yeah, international markets are where to get some quality puree. They don't add any sugar or corn syrup/etc., like the American stuff generally does.hoibot said:Those all look outstanding! I saw my local Mexican grocery has those GOYA fruit packs, may have to check some out in my sauces, thanks for the tip!
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Thanks! They taste even better than they lookWalchit said:Yeah I was about to ask where you get all your fruit puree, I will have to run down to the Mexican grocery and see what they have
Sauces look and sound great!