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Home made Scotch Bonnet sauce.
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Which is the best sort of vinegar to use ? I am currently simmering 20 scotch bonnets in white distilled malt vinegar with lemon juice and garlic, but I think it is going horribly wrong. The house is full of acrid fumes and I am more or less confined to the garden. Would cider vinegar have been a better choice ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.lol - open the kitchen window ! The fumes are coming off the chillies ya daftie! So just let them dissipate for a while before stepping inside again...... I would have used cider or wine vinegar instead of malt vinegar but that's only because I can't stand malt vinegar. Did your recipe specify a particular sort of vinegar ?
Whiffey, I have made this many times. Here's what to do.
Wash your scotch bonnets in boiling water.
Slice the scotch bonnets, being very careful with hands, eyes and fumes.
Put the sliced peppers into a jar or bottle filled up with white vinegar and leave to 'mature'.
I keep tasting, until it is to my taste. Hot and tangy.
I also add thinly sliced carrots and other vegetables. Something solid that won't turn mushy.
Wash your scotch bonnets in boiling water.
Slice the scotch bonnets, being very careful with hands, eyes and fumes.
Put the sliced peppers into a jar or bottle filled up with white vinegar and leave to 'mature'.
I keep tasting, until it is to my taste. Hot and tangy.
I also add thinly sliced carrots and other vegetables. Something solid that won't turn mushy.
I haven't dared to taste it yet. I've bottled it and put it in the fridge, but I don't think it has worked, I'm sure the vinegar was wrong. It was white vinegar, but malt.
When I asked the question on the beeb boards, AZCook supplied a recipe, in here.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/mbfood/F2670471?threa d=4494271
I will experiment with different types of vinegar.
When I asked the question on the beeb boards, AZCook supplied a recipe, in here.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/mbfood/F2670471?threa d=4494271
I will experiment with different types of vinegar.