You all seemed very interested in my Mum's Chilli Sauce recipe so I thought I'd better get it posted sooner rather than later. It's not a sweet chilli sauce but's it's not too spicy, of course the chilli you use will also affect this. I hope you enjoy!
And thank-you for all your comments on my last post :-)
Chilli Sauce
You can use any chilli for this
recipe, Thai Birdseye, Jalapeno, the long Hungarian Chillis.
Use red as they give the sauce a better colour.
You'll Need:
2kg Rapadura*
1.2 litres apple cider vinegar
300-500 grams fresh seeded chillis. If you like it really hot use 500g and
leave some of the seeds in.
100 grams garlic
100 grams fresh root ginger.
1 teaspoon salt.
Method:
Grate the ginger, chop the garlic and add to the prepared chillies. Put in a pot
with the other ingredients and bring to the boil. Cook on a slow boil until the
sauce is syrupy, about an hour and then blend with a Bamix (stick blender). Pour into your cleaned prepared bottles. Makes about 7 bottles
The sauce thickens slightly on cooling so allow for this.
*Rapadura is available from all good health food shops and online stores (Bulk Whole Foods is a good source).
It is simply the juice from sugar cane dried out. It's also usually organic. It's much healthier than White sugar, retaining many of it's vitamins and minerals that other sugar loses in processing. You can of course substitute White sugar, your sauce just won't be as dark.
It is simply the juice from sugar cane dried out. It's also usually organic. It's much healthier than White sugar, retaining many of it's vitamins and minerals that other sugar loses in processing. You can of course substitute White sugar, your sauce just won't be as dark.
Now this just looks delicious friend! Thank you so much for sharing this one! I will be giving it a whirl as I know the Mr. would love it! A wonderful week to you Sarah! Nicole xoxo
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Nicole! I hope you have a lovely weekend too! x
DeleteCan't wait to make it!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy Elizabeth!
DeleteI love the sound of that recipe and I have loads of chillies still left to pick. Lucky me :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy Julie! x
DeleteYum! We didn't grow any chilli this last summer but I'm definitely going to put some in this spring. Would love to have a go at making my own chilli sauce!
ReplyDeleteKatie xx
It's very easy and for some reason putting things in bottles is such a good feeling :-)
DeleteOh yum! That looks gorgeous and I bet it tastes amazing too :-)
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