So one of the critiques I have read (thank you for all who have sent back the survey, btw) said that there was too much heat in the sauce. Almost as if i exceeded the requirement of the ammount of pepper matter in the sauce itself.
Example:
100g of red hab in a 1200G batch may be medium heat, 250G may be very hot, but 500G may be just as hot as the 250G but the flavor of the red hab becomes over powering... almost as if it was a diminished / inverse return.
I've noticed on some recipes that only a handful of habaneros are used to make the entire batch... where my model has allowed for a set % of the total weight to be used.
I often use 450G of red hab in a sauce. Perhaps I only need 200? Has anyone else noticed that using too many peppers doesn't, infact, increase the heat but 'flips' the flavor instead?
Example:
100g of red hab in a 1200G batch may be medium heat, 250G may be very hot, but 500G may be just as hot as the 250G but the flavor of the red hab becomes over powering... almost as if it was a diminished / inverse return.
I've noticed on some recipes that only a handful of habaneros are used to make the entire batch... where my model has allowed for a set % of the total weight to be used.
I often use 450G of red hab in a sauce. Perhaps I only need 200? Has anyone else noticed that using too many peppers doesn't, infact, increase the heat but 'flips' the flavor instead?