First hot sauce of the season.

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Steve H

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Afternoon all!
While coming home from doing some errands. Ann and I stopped at the store for some jalapenos. Ann has the urge for ABT's for dinner. While looking at the jalapenos, I happened to notice that they had some red Fresnos! Ding, ding! Hot sauce time. Got enough for two quart jars for fermenting.

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4 cups distilled water
2 tps pickling salt
The water was room temp. So the salt disolved fine without heat.
Cored. And cut up the peppers into chunks along with a med. sized onion.
Rinsed well and let it drain.
Packed in the mason jars. Added the brine. Put in spacer, capped. And put on airlock.
These will sit for a month before I process.
 
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Afternoon all!
While coming home from doing some errands. Ann and I stopped at the store for some jalapenos. Ann has the urge for ABT's for dinner. While looking at the jalapenos, I happened to notice that they had some red Fresnos! Ding, ding! Hot sauce time. Got enough for two quart jars for fermenting.

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4 cups distilled water
2 tps pickling salt
The water was room temp. So the salt disolved fine without heat.
Cored. And cut up the peppers into chunks along with a med. sized onion.
Rinsed well and let it drain.
Packed in the mason jars. Added the brine. Put in spacer, capped. And put on airlock.
These will sit for a month before I process.
Should be tasty! It's been awhile since I've done sauces, likely will start a few ferments in June.
 
Afternoon all!
While coming home from doing some errands. Ann and I stopped at the store for some jalapenos. Ann has the urge for ABT's for dinner. While looking at the jalapenos, I happened to notice that they had some red Fresnos! Ding, ding! Hot sauce time. Got enough for two quart jars for fermenting.

View attachment 719225

4 cups distilled water
2 tps pickling salt
The water was room temp. So the salt disolved fine without heat.
Cored. And cut up the peppers into chunks along with a med. sized onion.
Rinsed well and let it drain.
Packed in the mason jars. Added the brine. Put in spacer, capped. And put on airlock.
These will sit for a month before I process.
I like that.

HT
 
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