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Title: Tobago Hot Pepper Sauce
Categories: Sauce Canning Mexican
Yield: 1 Gallon
100 | Tobago hot peppers (serranos may be substituted) | |
4 | To 5 Spanish onions; chopped | |
1 | Head garlic; peeled | |
1 | sl | Papaw (papaya); peeled |
1 | Handful chives; chopped | |
Vinegar | ||
Vegetable oil | ||
Salt to taste |
Chop peppers and place in blender. Add Spanish onions and garlic. Process. Add papaw, chives and just enough vinegar to moisten. Blend to desired consistency. Pour into gallon-sized glass jar. Cover with vegetable oil. Seal jar and place in sun to release heat. Store in refrigerator until ready to use.
Note: After step adding papaw, mixture may be boiled in saucepan for 5 to 10 minutes, then placed in jars and sealed. Rum or lime juice may be added for flavor.
Heat Scale: Pungent. Recipe from Owner Stephen Dolly of Black Rock Cafe, island of Tobago. Article "Trinidad and Tobago", Lisa Halvorsen. "Chile Pepper" magazine, August, 1997. Typos by Jeff Pruett.
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