Fermented Habanero Sauce Finished

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tropics

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Picked 6 Habs off my plant
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Bought 6 Red Bell Peppers that was 2 much for the 2 quart jars
I chop all the ingredients pretty small to fill the jars
These will sit for 2 months or more
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Richie
Ingredients for 2 Quarts
6 Habs
4 Red Bell
6 Garlic toes
4 Tomatillo
1 Med Red Onion

3% Brine
2 C Distilled Water
2 T Kosher Salt
1/2 tsp citric acid

The ferment liquid was nice an clear
Tasted real good Fruity
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This was till perking pretty good I cleaned the
air lock and refilled it in 10 min. the liquid was
all the way to the top
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That was all the pics till I bottled it
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This stuff taste great
Richie
 

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Looking forward to seeing the end results Richie.

Point for sure
Chris
 
Chris thanks for the like
It will be a long wait it is perking nicely already
 
Following this Richie. Do you think if they were vacuum sealed in mason jars it would go faster or would it actually inhibit the fermentation?
 
Looks good! Like.
tropics, I never fermented this kind of stuff.. Could you share what conditions should be used for fermenting? Thank you.

I put them in my basement it is around 70°F when it gets colder the fermentation will slow down,if it was to get hotter it would speed up.Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
There's just something not right about this. Eat too much and it's sweaty drunk time.

This will be great on every thing just wish I had more Peppers Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
Your boutled souse looks beautiful and profesional. Nicely done! I was always curious where (or how) your guys get your personal labels? I googled it but never was able to find the answer...
 
Your boutled souse looks beautiful and profesional. Nicely done! I was always curious where (or how) your guys get your personal labels? I googled it but never was able to find the answer...
Thank you My sons friend is a graphics artist.
Richie
 
looks delicous, on a scale 1-10 how hot would you say it is,

Hard to really say maybe a 4 starts off sweet fruity then the heat gets your attention.Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
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