Unless you don't remove the seeds - in whch case you'll get pithed (groan)
Art N2ERI
"NC" wrote in message
...
and it gets you ****ed - 2 for the price of one - I like your style !!

"zxcvbob" wrote in message
...
Nick Maclaren wrote:
In article ,
"NC" writes:
| Hi all,
| My chilli plants are starting to bear some nice fruit, and by the
looks of
| the number of buds, I'll be getting lots!!
| As a result, I'm looking for ways in which to preserve them for
later
use -
| one of which is to make a hot sause of the type you get in the
supermarket -
| peri peri for example.
| Anyway, I've found one good looking recipe
| (http://olliver.family.gen.nz/chilli_sauce.htm) but can anyone
recommend any
| others ??

Take an old, clean Worcester sauce bottle, fill it loosely with
half-dried chillis (hot ones, of course) and top up with some dry,
sherry-like substance. "English Sherry - fino style" will do if
you can still get it :-)


I've made some interesting hot sauce using Chinese cooking wine (rice
wine,
quite salty, about 21% alcohol) and chopped habanero peppers. Nicely
different than vinegary sauces.

Best regards,
Bob