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  • A very hot chillie sauce

    Firstly a caveat.

    Do not leave this lying about where pets, children or unsuspecting adults may accidentally "try" the sauce

    This makes a fiercely hot chilli sauce. Before preparing these chillies, do use disposable nitrile gloves, as it will take several very vigourous washes of the hands to remove all traces of the chillies. Just dont touch any sensetive places unless you have to.

    To make Pigletwillies "Arsonfire hot chillie sauce"

    7 habanero or Dorset Naga Chilli's
    1 large Onion diced
    440 g tim of whole peeled plum Tomatoes
    1 red pepper diced
    2 cloves of garlic chopped
    1½ tablespoons Maldon Salt
    6 tablespoons ciderl Vinegar
    A little oil

    Combine all the dry ingredients in a heavy bottom saucepan along with the oil and fry gently for 5 minutes to sweat down the veg and then add the tomatoes and vinegar, then bring to the boil. Drop the temperature down then simmer for 30 minutes until thick. Using a bamix or other stick blenderto puree until smooth. Pour into small sterelised sauce bottles.

    Serve as an accompaniment or on burgers, bangers etc

    Do not give to unsuspecting people. However it is a great put down for those who profess to have asbestos mouths, they just have to try it and you can dine out for months as their simian like "oh oh ah ah oh oh's" coupled with wild wavings of the arms render you helpless with laughter. It got its name because it really is a chilled toilet roll moment when nature calls.

    You have been warned.

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    Sent it on to my lad and his lady - who really do have asbestos tongues. They laugh as my home-made AND bought versions!
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    • #3
      Originally posted by pigletwillie View Post
      Firstly a caveat.

      Do not leave this lying about where pets, children or unsuspecting adults may accidentally "try" the sauce

      This makes a fiercely hot chilli sauce. Before preparing these chillies, do use disposable nitrile gloves, as it will take several very vigourous washes of the hands to remove all traces of the chillies. Just dont touch any sensetive places unless you have to.

      To make Pigletwillies "Arsonfire hot chillie sauce"

      7 habanero or Dorset Naga Chilli's
      1 large Onion diced
      440 g tim of whole peeled plum Tomatoes
      1 red pepper diced
      2 cloves of garlic chopped
      1½ tablespoons Maldon Salt
      6 tablespoons ciderl Vinegar
      A little oil

      Combine all the dry ingredients in a heavy bottom saucepan along with the oil and fry gently for 5 minutes to sweat down the veg and then add the tomatoes and vinegar, then bring to the boil. Drop the temperature down then simmer for 30 minutes until thick. Using a bamix or other stick blenderto puree until smooth. Pour into small sterelised sauce bottles.

      Serve as an accompaniment or on burgers, bangers etc

      Do not give to unsuspecting people. However it is a great put down for those who profess to have asbestos mouths, they just have to try it and you can dine out for months as their simian like "oh oh ah ah oh oh's" coupled with wild wavings of the arms render you helpless with laughter. It got its name because it really is a chilled toilet roll moment when nature calls.

      You have been warned.

      Yum yum pigletwillie, please take me to your leader.....

      Put this on the All Things Hot And Chilli Like group thread make sure us chilli heads all see it!!
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      • #4
        Hmmmmmm!

        Sounds good, roll on chili harvesting time! End of last year I made a chutney along similar lines. Waaay too hot, though I've found if I fry it with onions at the start of making a curry/stir fry or chili then it gives the dish a real kick!

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        • #5
          Sounds great,, will give it a go, but would need more garlic for me

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          • #6
            Mike, its that hot you cant taste the garlic.

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            • #7
              Pigletwillie, sounds yummy but will wimp out and try using less deadly chillies.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by pigletwillie View Post
                Mike, its that hot you cant taste the garlic.
                Thats my trouble David,, I adore garlic aswell, but never just use a clove or two, it HAS to be a whole bulb......maybee I should try growing them ?.

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                • #9
                  Have saved this one to try this with this seasons chillies. One thing - what is different about Maldon Salt from ordinary salt ?
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by sewer rat View Post
                    One thing - what is different about Maldon Salt from ordinary salt ?
                    glad it's not just me then!
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                    • #11
                      I can always tell the difference (the Maldon salt) - I use that or Halen Môn, which is my favourite. Especially in things like a dressing, or something very light. Other salt has a bitterness to it, for me. Maldon or Halen Môn is never harsh tasting - just much nicer I think!
                      I don't roll on Shabbos

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                      • #12
                        Do you actually eat this PW or just give it to your unsuspecting rugger mates when they've had one over the 8 (or 15)?!

                        Might be just the pressie for my brother!

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                        • #13
                          Oh the rugby boys get it, if your man of the match you have to eat a mars bar dipped in it and drink a pint of guiness within a minute whilst standing on a chair. All whilst being sung at.

                          I am such a crap tight forward that I never ever get man of the match.

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                          • #14
                            That's probably a good thing PW, be careful what you wish for...

                            I remember watching/laughing/ sympathising for the rugby lads at uni, invariably with a loo seat round their neck and lethal concoctions to neck. SOOOOO glad I wasn't on the girls team, they were worse! lol

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                            • #15
                              Actually I think you ought to add your marsbar combo to the 'what I'm having for sinner' thread.. am sure there is grape daft enough on here somewhere to have it for their tea!

                              It prob sounds like heaven to Bob with his never ending camel slop

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