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Awesome dude!
ОтветитьWhat is the shelf life like?
Ответитьmaybe a bit of a stupid question but if i plan on adding something like a mango or kiwi, would i simmer that with everything else or throw it in right before blending it?
ОтветитьI'm going to make this soon. I hope to replicate the "Sontava" brand. It was our favorite, but they no longer make it.
ОтветитьThis sounds amazing
ОтветитьAnother great video Mike!... I'm a chef by trade and I'm going to try that when I grow the orange habanero this year and I'm also considering Fresno's and I'm going to make sauce with both of them. I like the sweet potato thing with the habanero. That sounds very interesting. I think I'm going to experiment and when I find the right recipe I'm looking for I will share it with you! Thanks again!
ОтветитьLove all your recipes! I like to add a quarter tsp of garam masala it gives it a nice middle eastern flavor.
ОтветитьHi. What about roasting or maybe smoking the chilli and veg? That work?
ОтветитьI am going to make this one....thank you
ОтветитьI add sour orange juice. It goes really well with habanero peppers.
ОтветитьGreat stuff
Ответитьmy version includes a couple of Fresno's, pineapple and a chunk of apple! I also don't strain mine because I like the consistency better.
ОтветитьOnce it is done, does it have to kept in the refrigerator or can I put it on the pantry? Great videos and thank you.
ОтветитьI noticed you didn't use any "powdered" seasonings (besided pepper), such as garlic powder - any reason why? Will it make the texture of the sauce "grainy"?
ОтветитьWhat is the size of your vinegar cup?
ОтветитьSo pumped to make this in a couple weeks when my peppers are ready! Thanks for the recipe!
ОтветитьNew to the hot sauce game, I'm harvesting my habaneros tomorrow and going to definitely try this recipe and a few others. How.long will this hit sauce keep when refrigerated?
ОтветитьAdded the juice of two limes from the trees outside my villa in Saudi, awesome!
ОтветитьShould ingredients reach the boiling temperature and then lowering the temperature or it is not necessarily? I have about 40 habaneros from one plant and i decided to make my hot sauce for the first time 🤟
ОтветитьBut I will try it. Especially with the carrots never thought about it. Thank you for THÁT tip.
ОтветитьHabaneros are so good. Nice heat, sweet flavor. I am ready bro lets gooooo!
ОтветитьUsed Orange instead of red but it was good
ОтветитьCarrot is a major ingredient in a famous Belize hot sauce Marrie Sharp, a little credit would be appropriate.
Ответитьadd some pineapple or blueberry, gives it a fruity flavor.
ОтветитьI made your hot sauce, but added mangoes after The other ingredients cooked and then blended it. But it’s been over six months now and the sauce is not as hot as it was when I first made it, I do keep it in the refrigerator. Is there a reason why it lost some of its heat?
ОтветитьHow do you feel about freezing peppers for later use? Does that change the end flavor at all? Thanks! Your sauce looks amazing!
ОтветитьBrotherman mentioned mango and he went right to the islands in his mind 🤙🤙
ОтветитьI want to upscale this recipe times six. I'm thinking that 6 cups of vinegar is too much. Any thoughts?
ОтветитьSir thanks for your recipes.
I am Lebanese and we tend to use a lot of olive oil whenever we can.
Can we add olive oil here?
Hey mate - loved the video. What to do if the sauce turns out too thin and needs thickening?
Many thanks from Australia 🇦🇺 👍
Doh 🤦♂️ Should have watched this one first. Thanks for sharing 👍
ОтветитьThis is a great recipe! I took a chance and made a large batch to give for Christmas gifts, using the hot fill and flip method. Still getting compliments and requests for more. Thanks a lot Mike! Looking forward to trying more of your vast library of recipes!
ОтветитьLoved this. But you should Try and make us A Ghost Pepper sauce
ОтветитьMade this today with plain ol' yellow habaneros. Couldn't find my paprika so I substituted a pinch of pasilla powder, went to put the pasilla back and found the paprika hiding behind it :). And yes, I added it too.
It came out wonderfully, gonna try the Red Savina base next but one of them is gonna be my new base for sure. Def want to try swapping carrots for sweet potato and experiment with cutting the vinegar with lime and/or lemon juice. Oh, and about a million pepper variations :).
P.S. Would definitely love to see you go commercial with one of your sauces. Or ten :). I'll be all over that pre-order link.
Thank you very much for this recipe. I made it and it came out amazingly delicious❤
ОтветитьI cook my own hot sauces, too. I've got Habaneros growing in my garden right now, and when I have enough, I am going to try this recipe.
ОтветитьI am a major spicehead myself. I love it; I will be making this soon! I will need it to make your chicken recipe. Excellent work!!! 👍👍
ОтветитьDid you simmer this on medium low?
Ответитьawesome! my first garden habaneros ripened so looking forward to making this!
ОтветитьThank you for another fantastic tutorial!! I looked on your channel for a green habanero hot sauce, but didn't see one. It's a long story, but anyhoot, we have 5 medium green habanero's. Have you ever made a hot sauce with the green ones? Any suggestions? It will be a small batch unless I use some of my frozen scotch bonnet and/or green Thai chilies. So far my notes are:
- green habanero 5
- carrot 1/4
- AVC (apple cider vinegar) 1/4
- onion 1/4
- orange bell pepper 1/2
- salt 1/4 - 1/2 tsp
- cane sugar 1/4 tsp
- Ngò Gai in Vietnamese; Chadon Beni in Trinada; or another name is Culantro/Sawtooth Herb 4-5 leaves
I add pineapple gives it a sweet taste
ОтветитьMade this last weekend and everybody at my office agrees its the best hot sauce any of us have ever had. Coming from Buffalo, NY... that's a big deal. Excited to make another batch! Thanks for the videos!
ОтветитьWhat's a good substitute for sweet paprika?
ОтветитьMaybe this will be useful for somebody)
THINGS YOU’LL NEED( IM METRIC UNITS)
100 grams chopped habanero peppers seeds/innards included
28 grams chopped carrot
28 grams chopped garlic
14 grams chopped shallot
240 milliliters distilled white vinegar
1/4 teaspoon sweet paprika
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
Couldn't convert teaspoons to gramms because every spice has different density.
I'm waiting for my habaneros to ripen up.......the fall clock is ticking here in NJ! Can't wait to give this one a try!
ОтветитьIs this only for fresh use? Not shelf stable?
ОтветитьGonna try this out! My habanero plant made a LOT of peppers this year. So mine will have extra habaneros in it!
ОтветитьI’m gonna make this in a few days. I want to add peach, would you keep the carrot if you add a fruit? I’m thinking yes, but curious
ОтветитьMade my first hot sauce, i burn it a little. But to my surprise it gave a light brown rich color. And the heat was very distinctive with tasty flavor. Good back of the throat tingle. A little sweat on the head😅 but over powerful heat. You can taste the food. The response from Co workers. Consistently flow was favorable, i was told. Good first time go and positive feedback. ❤ from Chicago big reg.
ОтветитьDo you like a LITTLE garlic or LOTS OF garlic in your hot sauce?
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