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Yellow Death Sauce
This past week my local Mexican Super had Habaneros on sale so I bought me a pound and a half of the fiery little suckers.
So I asked Mother for her Yellow Death Sauce. To whit she handed me a well worn piece of paper with all sorts of hierograpics which I took to be some voodoo incantations to be said over the toxic potion as you are making it. Anyway here is the ingredients for the brew. 1 onion chopped 2 cloves of garlic mashed 2 Carrots minced 2 Tblspns olive oil 1 cup of water Tsp of salt All sauteed over low heat till tender. 3 Tblspns of Lime juice 3 Tblspns of White vinegar 12 or more Habaneros seeded and minced All placed in a blender till nice and smooth. Return to saute pan and simmer for 5 minutes. It really isn't all that fiery, but is tasty. ![]() Last edited by tabs; 08-21-2016 at 12:36 PM.. |
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Thank you. I enjoy trying new sauces, especially sauces named "death sauce" The sauce can make the meal, just ask the French.
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Thanks Tabs....Mothers recipes always good. Keep em coming!
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I went and bought me a 25 lb box of Hatches fire roasted hot green chili's. So I just had to make Chili Verde.
Puerco verde chili 4 lbs pork stew meat 16 Roma Tomatoes par boiled, skinned and pureed. 4 cloves garlic crushed 2 medium onions chopped 1.5 cups of diced up fire roasted hot green chilis 1 cup water 2 Tblspns veg. Oil 1 Tblspn Cumin powder Salt to taste. At the end to thicken if desired some corn masaflour. Simmer in a big pot till meat is tender. ![]() Last edited by tabs; 08-21-2016 at 01:43 PM.. |
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Thanks TABS! Question...why take out the seeds?
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Like! Maybe throw a few drops of ghost pepper sauce in there?
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I grew Jolokia (ghost) peppers last year. They're one of the hottest peppers in the world like a 100 times spicier than Habanero. Beautiful orange peppers. But seriously dangerous. I dried most of them and use them regularly but sparingly in sauces and curries.
I also make batches of hot sauce from them to have on hand. 2 peppers chopped Couple gloves of garlic Simmer on heavy pot Add 1 can mango 1 can peaches Blend everything in a blender with a cup or so of Apple vinegar. Sweet and SPICY as FCK! |
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I've got a few hundred habaneros in the freezer from last year so maybe I'll try this
This year, along with my usual chilis, I grew a pepper I never heard of called the Garden Salsa pepper. My new favorite. I was not expecting them to be so hot. Very usable flavor also. |
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I like my food to be palatable so I leave the crazy hot stuff for someone else.
If your mouth is still on fire after a few minutes and the only way to douse the fire is with ice cream that is too fking hot....crazy hot. |
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I remember in college my chem prof had some stupid hot peppers from India that he let us try. I had a horrible head cold and my mouth and throat were lined with mucus goo, stuffed up head. I ate one, then another then another. He was astonished. Couldn't believe it. I told them they were pretty tasty and maybe next time he could share something with some kick. Honestly the mucus goo acted as a barrier of sorts. It wasn't till the next morning did I feel the full on effect of a pepper with a million Scoville units. Felt like I had anal sex with a branding iron! (Not that I ever have had anal sex with a branding iron...)
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Those recipes are intriguing. I'll have to wait until my Habaneros turn orange (about two weeks). I don't think green death sauce sounds nearly as gnarly.
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Next time I am going to do this sauce I am not going to use any oil just water to cook the carrots, onion and garlic. Or maybe use a neutral tasting oil like Canola.
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So I sent this to a coworker, she thought it looked good. So she made it. No habaneros but she did have a bush full of datil peppers ready for picking, so that is what she made it iwth .
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