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• BayBob Posts: 865 Officer

  September 2014 #2

  Also great with cream cheese and crackers washed down with a cold beer or glass of wine. My wife make some every year.

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• Oldgoldandwhite Posts: 252 Deckhand

  September 2014 #3

  Good stuff. Made two cookings this summer and thinking of a third.

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• micci_man Posts: 15,020 AG

  September 2014 #4

  That's good stuff!

  Common Sense can't be bought, taught or gifted, yet it is one of the few things in life that is free, and most refuse to even attempt to possess it. - Miguel Cervantes

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• dewyafish Posts: 5,025 Admiral

  September 2014 #5

  BayBob wrote: »

  Also great with cream cheese and crackers washed down with a cold beer or glass of wine. My wife make some every year.

  One of my favorite party snacks!!

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• Nick Nikon Posts: 5,013 Admiral

  September 2014 #6

  Depending on the kind of peppers ( mostly Anaheim & Jalapeno ), we usually the remove seeds ( always wearing disposable gloves ) and mix them up with kosher salt, lots of garlic, a dose of honey ( sometimes ) and white vinegar. Stuffed in a blender and mixed, it has a nice rough texture, good for many uses. Most years, we do a "green" sauce early, and a "red" sauce later in the season.
  
  Didn't make any this year ... still have a quart in the fridge from last year. Most of the rest was given away.
  
  Two years ago, we grew a variety called "tabasco peppers". Several grew into bushes covered with small yellow peppers that matured into red ... but they were too small and too many to remove the seeds. So ... we just **** a bunch in vinegar, strained-off the pulp, and used that vinegar with sweet green & red peppers to make up for the removed vegetable matter. Put in some parsley as well. There's still a bottle of that back in a far corner of the fridge. The **** seeds made the heat go off the chart. "Green Hell" ... just too **** hot for our taste.

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