Charbonneau's capsicum challenge
80 Oz.
Ingredients
Quantity | Ingredient | |
---|---|---|
40 | Habanero peppers; (150,000 Scoville Units) | |
3 | ounces | Cup pure habanero powder; (150,000 S.U.) |
1 | cup | Cayenne powder; (40,000 S.U.) |
1 | cup | Arbol; (redpepper) powder (20,000 S.U.) |
¼ | cup | Guajillo powder; (3,500 S.U.) |
12 | Garlic cloves | |
1 | White onion | |
Apple cider vinegar; (enough to fill) | ||
12 | ounces | Tomato paste |
16 | ounces | Honey |
1 | Lemon | |
1 | Lime |
Directions
Hi Folks, I have just made a homemade hot sauce which is hotter than the commercially available hot sauces that i have tasted (i have not, however, tried dave's or endorphin yet). I am hoping that by providing the recipe, someone could give me a guesstimate as to how hot they think this sauce is in comparison to such famed sauces as Dave's or Endorphin Rush. Thanks!! PS: This recipe is very hot and has a sweet taste before the heat hits you.
If anyone makes it, please let me know. I would love to hear any suggestions/comments. Thanks!
Posted to CHILE-HEADS DIGEST by "Brad Charbonneau" <nz1y@...> on Mar 14, 1998
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