Every normal man must be tempted at times, to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. I often wonder if the voices in my head ever get frustrated because I'm just too damn lazy to climb that clock tower.
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Joe wrote:are those Habanero's?? Whats the long one? cayenne?
Yea those are habs and cayenne's. I stil have at least that many more to pick in the next couple of weeks. Going to make some hot sauce in a few weeks with the next batch.
ace wrote:Yea those are habs and cayenne's. I stil have at least that many more to pick in the next couple of weeks. Going to make some hot sauce in a few weeks with the next batch.
I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous
sometimes you have to think outside the box to get inside the box .
I just put a little bit of garlic in with them. And its a basic pickling solution. 3cups 5-6%acidity vinegar 3 cups water 3tsp pickling salt. They will be good for months to come!! Here is a site that has some info on how to do it.
ace wrote:I just put a little bit of garlic in with them. And its a basic pickling solution. 3cups 5-6%acidity vinegar 3 cups water 3tsp pickling salt. They will be good for months to come!! Here is a site that has some info on how to do it.
I've been making Habanero salsa & hot sauce for a couple months now. My first batch of salsa ended up in the toilet! 10 peppers, 2 tomatos, 3 banana peppers, red wine vinegar, salt and a pinch of sugar. Way too many Habaneros and it was lethal! I have refined the recipes and now have a good stock of sauces and salsas with a ton of whole peppers in the freezer for future use.
bigmo66 wrote:I've been making Habanero salsa & hot sauce for a couple months now. My first batch of salsa ended up in the toilet! 10 peppers, 2 tomatos, 3 banana peppers, red wine vinegar, salt and a pinch of sugar. Way too many Habaneros and it was lethal! I have refined the recipes and now have a good stock of sauces and salsas with a ton of whole peppers in the freezer for future use.
bigmo66 wrote:I've been making Habanero salsa & hot sauce for a couple months now. My first batch of salsa ended up in the toilet! 10 peppers, 2 tomatos, 3 banana peppers, red wine vinegar, salt and a pinch of sugar. Way too many Habaneros and it was lethal! I have refined the recipes and now have a good stock of sauces and salsas with a ton of whole peppers in the freezer for future use.
What is your method of freezing the peppers?
My first batch of hot sauce was extremely hot. I used about 12 habs, couple of baby carrots, onion, garlic, salt and cider vinegar. It mellowed out after a little while and was very good!!
ace wrote:I just put a little bit of garlic in with them. And its a basic pickling solution. 3cups 5-6%acidity vinegar 3 cups water 3tsp pickling salt. They will be good for months to come!! Here is a site that has some info on how to do it.
Excellent work Mike even though I cannot even go near hot peppers!
downhill wrote:Man I hope you were wearing gloves when you cut them habs up.
A few of them go a very long ways. I like hot food but that's insane. LOL
Hell yea!!! Had two pair of latex gloves on!!!!
I love hot food and this way I can keep these peppers for a while. I just moved into my new house back in Feburary and didnt get a garden going here because I had plenty of other things to worry about. So my mother in law told me to plant a few plants in her garden and I cant believe how they took off. I will keep getting them until we get a hard frost. Well into October this year.
ace wrote:What is your method of freezing the peppers?
I had my wife blanch them along with all the other veggies from our garden. I could probably get away with just throwing them in a freezer bag cuz all i use them for is salsa and sauce, but what the heck, they might maintain some "crispness" by blanching.
The sauce and salsa tastes so damn good being right out of the garden. It simply can't be duplicated by stuff on the grocer's shelf!
I have a friend at work who eats Habaneros like apples. I'm not joking when I say he must have an artificial bung
Dan wrote:
and,ya,the habs are too hot for everyday food stuff,I prefer the mid range heat like jalapeno/cayenne/thai dragon/etc,etc
It really depends I think. I processed these and will not touch them for at least 6 weeks. The heat will still be good but it will mellow out a bit. Put these on some pizza!!!! Cant wait. My brother gets a jar of these cause he loves them as much as me. He is the one who got me started on franks many years ago.
Here is what I picked today and the plants are still flowering and there are about 25-30 green ones that will be ready next week. Man I dont know what to do with them all..lol..
Zilog B wrote:I thinking of starting a garden in the spring. Those just look to damn good ace!
All you really need is two plants. These things are still flowering at a crazy rate. You would think that I am breeding rats or something.lol.. How would I go about shipping these bad boys?? I know Lefty would take some.
ace wrote:All you really need is two plants. These things are still flowering at a crazy rate. You would think that I am breeding rats or something.lol.. How would I go about shipping these bad boys?? I know Lefty would take some.
Really? Did you get plants and transplant them, or did you start from seeds. Yes I am talking about pepper plants
My son ... ask for thyself another internet connection, for that which I leave is too slow for thee
ace wrote:All you really need is two plants. These things are still flowering at a crazy rate. You would think that I am breeding rats or something.lol.. How would I go about shipping these bad boys?? I know Lefty would take some.
Packed with cold paks and styrofoam and shipped overnight.