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Chilli Sauce

Discussion in 'Recipes' started by dalbuie, Jun 29, 2006.

  1. dalbuie

    dalbuie Gardener

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    250g Fresh Chilli's, ( I use Red Cayenne)
    1tbsp Fresh Ginger, grated.
    750ml White Vinigar.
    6 Cloves of Garlic.
    2-3tsp Salt.
    3 Cups of Sugar (reduce if liked)

    De seed Chilli's, put Chill's, vinigar in blender and puree. Place puree and all other ingredients in a heavy bottomed pan and simmer until soft.Allow to cool, put in blender again.Store in bottles or jars.
    P.S. When de seeding chilli's wear rubber gloves. :eek:
    Lovely served with cold meats or use as a dip. [​IMG]
     
  2. strongylodon

    strongylodon Old Member

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    Apart from drying and freezing my chillis, I now have another use for them, I'll be using your recipe as soon as mine have rippened, I have about twenty all 5ins and over already, just waiting for them to redden up. [​IMG]
     
  3. nicsdad

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    Hi Strogylodon Try pickling them. A Turk in works mother pickles them. Slite them, put in white vinegar and leave for 2 months. Great on ham sandwiches in the winter. :cool:
     
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    strongylodon Old Member

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    Thanks Nicsdad I'll give that a try as well, I'm going to have a bucket load of chillis the way they are fruiting at the moment. [​IMG]
     
  5. dalbuie

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    I also add them to a nice bottle of olive oil with whole cloves of garlic. Pierce the chilli's with a cocktail stick in several places first otherwise they will just float. Lovely poured over some crusty bread. [​IMG]
     
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    Sounds good Dalbuie
    My brother has 12 olive tree in his garden in Crete. Last time he came over he bought a bottle of his own pressed Oil. We are going there in October so no doubt we will bring a couple of bottles back and now I will have another use for the chillis. [​IMG]
     
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