INGREDIENTS:- 4 spanish onions, 4 red capsicum/peppers, 500g.seeded chilis, 100g.garlic, 100g.ginger, 1 sache tomato paste, 1200mils.cyder vinegar. juice&zes…
INGREDIENTS:- 4 spanish onions, 4 red capsicum/peppers, 500g.seeded chilis, 100g.garlic, 100g.ginger, 1 sache tomato paste, 1200mils.cyder vinegar. juice&zes…
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 6:23 am
Hi John, many thanks, I’ll look into that next time I have tomatoes on hand.
John MorrisDecember 5, 2013 at 6:36 am
Hi Jeff, would you be able to do a homemade tomato sauce or chutney would
be nice to see I love your videos thanks again for all your posts
soundbeansDecember 5, 2013 at 6:51 am
Hi What would happen if you didn’t cook any of the ingredients? Just
blended it all raw? Does everything have to be cooked?
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 7:17 am
@setaareh Terrific news. Thanks for letting me know. You can add some water
to thin it out as it was only water you cooked out of it, you probably
improved the flavour by simmering it longer. I haven’t tried scotch bonnet,
but I believe there pretty hot. Have you seen my mango or lychee chutney
videos?. This sauce improves them. Thanks again. bye for now.
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 7:23 am
@gangusa2 Your welcome, I hope it turns out ok for you. You’ll put the
sauce on everything, as I do. I can’t stand being without it. Have a blast,
take care, cheers
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 8:17 am
@cleric022684 I think I take that as a compliment.
Daedian Drae GoliasDecember 5, 2013 at 8:35 am
Damn them old timers!!! Best cooks ever!!!
seanviv2December 5, 2013 at 8:53 am
AWESOME
seanviv2December 5, 2013 at 9:52 am
Hi Jeff , I’m back can you imagine I was gone so long. I had computer
issues and I really missed all my FAV shows. I had my daughter fix it for
me….. I would love to buy some of that hot sauce. I am in awe of you and
your wife Wilma.. How is she doing? Is she feeling better? I think that is
lovely the things yoyu do to help the enviornment… Stay awesome.. I also
am curious what is the time difference it’s 7:03 pm now here now I will go
to another of your recipes thanks shawn…
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 10:37 am
Shawn, I’d love 2 send some over, but you’ll have fun making it. The dark
chilis were chocolate habanaros, the 1 red 1 was a bhut jolokia, the worlds
hottest chili. I got enough of those 2 last me several lifetimes. Just that
1 chili made the sauce hotter than I intended, but really nice. you’ll just
have to regulate the chilis depending on your taste. Sounds like you & your
daughter like it hot. Check out my other video”how to make the worlds
hottest chili sauce”&googleBhutJolokiaChilisThanksBy
soundbeansDecember 5, 2013 at 11:01 am
Also, how much is in a sache of tomato paste? Like how many grams. Thanks,
can’t wait to try this.
Digger DaveDecember 5, 2013 at 11:54 am
Mugsyjeff, your a absolute legend brother. About time a good down to earth
aussie bloke narrates a cooking lesson in such easy fashion. Thanks for
posting mate
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 12:48 pm
Hi & thank you, I found this recipe on the internet & that’s what I liked
about it also. I haven’t tried keeping it out of the fridge. I keep the
bottle I’m using in the fridge & the rest in the freezer. I’m due to make
another batch very shortly. cheers:)
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 1:20 pm
@Jaahbify Hi Jaah, great to hear from you, thanks for the comments. I just
got home from fishing a few days. Congratulations on your success, actually
the flavour improves with time. Sounds like you got a good sauce with those
jolokias & scotch bonnets. I tried quite a few recipes in the past, but I
found this one the best. You can make a quarter of the recipe, if your
rushed, as I did the other day before going out to sea. Thanks again Jaah.
Take care. Cheers from Jeff.
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 1:30 pm
Hi sean.Are you a fan of chilis? This 1 is worth making, if u r. The 1st
time i made it, i made half the recipe. After that, it’s been full recipes.
The only thing you vary are the chilis, depending how hot u like it. If you
don’t use many chilis, u can make up the rest of the weight with more
capsicum & onions. I used to avoid the hot stuff, I think it’s adictive.
I’m taking it hotter & hotter. anyway, thanks again. cheers
litimfulDecember 5, 2013 at 2:27 pm
Hi Jeff, Thank-you for your upload, Its good to see a local make such a
fantastic sauce – I just finished making my first batch and it is AWESOME
:))
lisa muirDecember 5, 2013 at 3:13 pm
Found ur recipe this morning. Picked more of my chillies. Made it this
arvo. Marinated pork spare ribs in it tonight. Absolutely BLOODY beautiful.
Well done Jeff.
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 3:51 pm
Hi & thanks, I think it’s ok to send as it is, I’ve done that. I think all
you need to do is sterilize the jars & lids & pour & seal it while it’s
hot. My father-in-law keeps a jar on the meal table (unrefrigerated), about
250 mils.,where he normally sits at an age care facility, I also make him
some hot chili honey. He thinks it’s funny that he can safely leave both
jars on the table & nobody touches it 🙂 it’s too hot for anyone else,lol.
anyway good luck with yours. and your welcome, cheers..
TheBtm85December 5, 2013 at 4:47 pm
Thanks for this great video – I’m gonna go buy the ingredients and try
making it tonight!
Jeff HeriotDecember 5, 2013 at 5:40 pm
@GetDamage Hi Dare, Thanks for watching & the question. Yes, capsicum &
peppers are the same thing. I hope you make this sauce, you & your friends
will be impressed. cheers
daathmoiDecember 5, 2013 at 6:38 pm
Hi mugsy, i really like how home grown your recipe is. Its not like any
other recipe’s that needed the fancy shmancy stuff because i live in south
east asia and some ingredients in the other videos are extremely hard to
find. Anyway, i would like to know on how long you can keep the entire
sauce? do i have to keep it refrigerated? or does it keep itself good and
fresh in normal temperatures? :))