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Why I don't buy hot sauces any more.

Why I don't buy hot sauces any more.

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My fridge always has a few bottles of these delicious fermented hot sauces, so should yours! This video will show you just how easy it is to ferment your hot sauces from home with just a little time and patience. The basic concept of making these hot sauces is: - hot peppers, in the video Habaneros, are used. - vegetables (optional) - fruit (optional) - herbs and spices (optional) - Hot water to cover Figure out the weight of the above ingredients and add 2. 5% salt (multiply the above by 0. 025 to find out 2. 5%, now just keep it below the waterline with a glass fermenting slug, leave it at room temperature for at least 2 weeks, longer if you have volatile ingredients like onion & garlic about 1. 5 months (at least. Once its done strain, and reserve the brine liquid, put in a blender, and add: - some Brine (needed) keeps it from spoiling also makes it more fluid. - vinegar or whiskey needed stops/slows down fermentation. - oil (optional, also many options for different flavors) - salt to taste And done bottle it up and keep in the fridge, I don't see it being able to spoil but in my case, they never last long enough to worry about such things. Here are the fermentation jars I used in the video: - jars: - lids, glass slugs, and muddler: you can also do this in normal jars and find something like a ramekin that fits perfectly, it's just a lot nicer and easier in the jars above, see what I mean in this video:
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 6


Interested in giving this a shot. For the fermentation- do you keep the containers in the fridge or room temperature?
Regarding the Kahm's Yeast- is this something you watch for and clean off the fermentation on a regular basis or just done at the end?
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Was watching pro home cooks yesterday I think where he made vinegar. He mentioned that he noticed that white stuff too from sweeter sources. His solution was to use dried fruit instead. Check out his video for better info. Maybe you can dry the peppers and fruit first.
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I love my garlic. Something that I ve tried when making sauces is to slow roast the garlic, then add it to my blend. Maybe that could cut the fermentation time down by a few weeks, especially when it s just SO Hard to wait for that homemade goodness. Cheers!
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You're pouring hot water onto raw vegetables. This destroys the natural bacteria for fermentation, which is the whole point of making sauces this way. Are these veg supposed to just rot for weeks in salty brine without the good bacteria present?
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Biggest difficulty I have is getting a range of chilli. Going to watch the rest later when I have more time but I m hoping you let us know what those jars are, first time I ve seen them. EDIT, jars in description. Thanks
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I feel it would be a compelling argument to make some of the more popular options people keep in their house. Perhaps Siracha and Tapito?
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