After a week. I processed the Red Fresnos today when I got home from work.
This was my most active ferment yet. This was bubbling like a witches caldron!
Draining while I get the champion set up.
I forgot to take a pic before adding the vinegar. It had a really deep red to it.
For the blend I used 1 cup of rice vinegar, 1 tbs of sugar.
Preprocess PH was 3.9
After adding the vinegar. It was 3.6. Added another 1/2 cup. Now at 3.3
Preblended 1/8 tsp xanthan gum in 1/2 cup water with the boat motor. And gradually added. And blended until I was happy with the thickness.
Tasted again. Added another tbs of sugar. Now I'm happy!
Verdict?
Well, I was aiming to get that well known sriracha sauce profile. That didn't happen.
What I did get was something different. But, in a very tasty way.
I must have "tested" this 20 times it was so good. It isn't as hot as I thought it would be. There's heat. But quite
manageable. When I do this again. And I will. I'll leave more seeds and membrane in the ferment.
What I ended up with. In my opinion. Was an "Asian buffalo wing sauce" If that makes any sense! And I am going to test that theory soon.
Thanks for the looky!
This was my most active ferment yet. This was bubbling like a witches caldron!
Draining while I get the champion set up.
I forgot to take a pic before adding the vinegar. It had a really deep red to it.
For the blend I used 1 cup of rice vinegar, 1 tbs of sugar.
Preprocess PH was 3.9
After adding the vinegar. It was 3.6. Added another 1/2 cup. Now at 3.3
Preblended 1/8 tsp xanthan gum in 1/2 cup water with the boat motor. And gradually added. And blended until I was happy with the thickness.
Tasted again. Added another tbs of sugar. Now I'm happy!
Verdict?
Well, I was aiming to get that well known sriracha sauce profile. That didn't happen.
What I did get was something different. But, in a very tasty way.
I must have "tested" this 20 times it was so good. It isn't as hot as I thought it would be. There's heat. But quite
manageable. When I do this again. And I will. I'll leave more seeds and membrane in the ferment.
What I ended up with. In my opinion. Was an "Asian buffalo wing sauce" If that makes any sense! And I am going to test that theory soon.
Thanks for the looky!