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Grrrrrr
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Sounds like a great recipe. I've winged together something similar before, never really bothered to write down the formula though. One major difference, rather than powdered ginger, I would shove a few fingers of fresh ginger through my juicer. Also done it with equal parts tomato paste and sriracha sauce.
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Too hot for my tastes.
I'll use Franks, tobacco, cayenne, or any number of chili powders.
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Grrrrrr
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Sure, straight up it's stupid hot. But diluted down and used sparingly, it's a unique pepper flavor that you can't get from anything else, and you can manage the heat more easily.
You've got about a quart of sauce there, a 1/16 to an 1/8 teaspoon would probably turn it up about where you want it and leave a distinctively unique flavor. That's hardcore. CC or NC? I hear Nicaraguan is hotter. |
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Damn auto-correct. I meant tabasco.
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