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My favorite hot sauces are those that add flavor and heat without overpowering the food with a vinegar taste. This recipe definitely falls in that camp. It’s thick, subtly smoky, and earthy, with a little bit of sweet and just enough heat.
Combine the chiles, vinegar and garlic salt in a medium non-reactive mixing bowl.
Boil the water and add it to the bowl.
Cover the bowl and let it sit for 12 hours at room temperature to reconstitute the chiles.
With a spoon, skim off and discard as many of the floating seeds as possible.
Put one cup of the chile mixture in a small non-reactive sauce pan and bring just to a boil.
Remove from the heat and add the sugar, tarragon, ginger and cinnamon.
Stir unil the sugar is completely dissolved.
Pour all of the chile mixture into a blender and puree for two minutes.
That’s it! Put the sauce in clean sanitized hot sauce bottles or jar(s).
The recipe made enough to fill six standard five-ounce bottles. I don’t know how long it will keep, but it should be at least a couple of months.
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patiodaddio on 7.15.2010
Yes, you can certainly grind the chiles in a grinder, but you don’t want them like powder. -John
Mamadallama on 7.14.2010
Can the chiles be ground in a spice grinder? Or will that make a difference to the texture or taste?
brandysvensson on 1.16.2010
Wow – This looks awesome! I live in Sweden, so I sometimes find it difficult to locate hot sauce. I can’t wait to try this out! Thanks for sharing!