On fermented peppers(aka hot sauce.)

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dave17a

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Have frozen serranos and jalapeno from garden. Also have fresh peppers. Think frozen will work just as well after thawed? Can't really see a differance except maybe for how they are after thawed, not crispy. Thanks, dave
 
Have frozen serranos and jalapeno from garden. Also have fresh peppers. Think frozen will work just as well after thawed? Can't really see a differance except maybe for how they are after thawed, not crispy. Thanks, dave
Going to follow this as well.
 
Yes Use a 3% salt brine with 2 tablespoons of white vinegar,it will get the fermentation going faster.
Richie
 
The bacteria necessary for fermentation may have been "deactivated" during the freezing process.. I have no idea...
You can add a bit of liquor from natural sour cream or yogurt for the bacteria if all else fails..
 
Thanks all. I do have brine of celtic sea salt from a previous ferment ( Have a Perfect Pickler kit). Think it said to use a tbls. or so on next batch to get things going as a starter.
 
Sounds like you are set with the fresh and some of your old ferment Good Luck post some pics if you have time
Richie
 
Thanks all. I do have brine of celtic sea salt from a previous ferment ( Have a Perfect Pickler kit). Think it said to use a tbls. or so on next batch to get things going as a starter.
I do that with pickles or sauerkraut and use a cup of juice from previous batches, works great!
 
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