That sauce is going to get done! I will place an order for as many peppers as i can from Cross Country, but they are about $40 for 3 pints after shipping costs. They wont let you get local pickup either.Sickmont said:I still want you to do the fig/fatali thing, but until you get the raw materials, i'll stick with the thai sauce
I would hope more people understood my sig. Especially after last Friday's movie premiere.Chiliac said:That's what you get for having a german sig! If you need any help with the labels, let me know!
Chiliac said:Somewhere....
imaguitargod said:I've got it! I've got it! Wait....I had it here somewhere....where I heck did I put it...oh drat, nevermind folks!
fineexampl said:Fresh figs aren't as easy to find as you'd think. I'll have to check Costco, buy em, grind em, and freeze em. Same with the pods.
are you saying they will sprout?! my last sauce had figs. i didnt notice them being a negative.thehotpepper.com said:Don't forget to seed them, those seeds are like poppies and would not fare well in a sauce.
we'll soon find out.thehotpepper.com said:No I would think it would make the sauce grainy.
thanks for the links man. i'm checking them out.QuadShotz said:I don't know if this is a good price, but since it comes with everything, it seems good.
http://www.bayoutraders.com/hot_sauce_bottles.html
I went for a Hab sauce..but am thinking Asian sweet too.
Like this one: http://www.grouprecipes.com/45170/mango-habanero-sauce.html
Why not make an asian-style, just using hotter peppers?