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Old 12-21-2012, 03:56 PM   #31
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If I take my pound of frozen jalapenos and put them in an oven with a little salt and olive oil, roast and then buzz in the cuisinart before mixing with some white vinegar... think I will have a product with nice pepper flavor and a little kick or think it would be a bust?

Sounds tasty to me. Give it a shot and let us know!

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What does fermenting do to the flavor profile? Does it give it a sour (like sauerkraut type of sour) twist?


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Old 12-21-2012, 04:27 PM   #32
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thx

I went ahead and did about 1.5-2 cups to the 1/2 grocery bag... it was about 2lbs or a little more.

I have the sauce done... and I have this awesome smelling seed & skin pulp left over...

what do ya'll do with that? I'm thinking of using a spoon of it for some Chili today

ideas?
I would add enough vinegar to eliminate air bubbles and freeze it.

some of that on chicken enchiladas with cilantro would be magical!

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If I take my pound of frozen jalapenos and put them in an oven with a little salt and olive oil, roast and then buzz in the cuisinart before mixing with some white vinegar... think I will have a product with nice pepper flavor and a little kick or think it would be a bust?

I cant stop buying these bags of produce manager special jalapenos for $0.99 a shot...
Olive oil in hot sauce might be a no no if you plan to keep it long.


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Old 12-21-2012, 09:30 PM   #33
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What does fermenting do to the flavor profile? Does it give it a sour (like sauerkraut type of sour) twist?
Not much discernible impact. Any vinegar you add will be more powerful than the lactic acid produced (which is generally pretty subtle). More than anything, it is for the preservative effect. The lactobacillus not only eats some of the easily fermentable sugars, but it will lower the pH far enough to prevent spoilage and give it storage stability you otherwise would not have without risking mold growth and spoilage
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Made a VERY simple sauce last night. Roasted the peppers in a clay casserole with lid and an onion and 4 cloves of garlic in tin foil. When they were adequately roasted I trimmed and threw all into the processor with salt, pepper, and white vinegar and blended until smooth.

DEFINITELY a jalapeno sauce. Really nice pepper flavor, and only a wee bit of kick.
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