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biscgolf · October 11, 2011

i gave one of the baker's at the farmer's market i sell at a few ghost chiles and she brought out some amazing jolokia chocolate chip cookies this week... a touch of sea salt on the top was just perfect...

tjg911 · October 15, 2011

here's a really easy concoction - i mixed minced fatalli peppers with smuckers strawberry jam. oh so good! without a doubt smucker's orange marmalade will be good too, will make some later. i would not suggest these for breakfast on toast at 7 am but i like pbj as a dessert and these 2 hot jams will be great with peanut butter.

tom

WVTomatoMan · October 21, 2011

Never ice cream. Ring of Fire in Brownies was pretty good though.

Randy

tjg911 · November 9, 2011

yesterday i made cole slaw using ingredients from the garden. i have a lot of habaneros in the fridge that have been holding for weeks so to use them up i added several to the cole slaw, not bad.

i really used a lot in a black bean soup. it has orange juice and water as a base with shredded carrots so it is sweet. i chopped up a dozen and put them in it and it was excellent. hot but sweet.

tom

Ruth_10 · November 11, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by tjg911

yesterday i made cole slaw using ingredients from the garden. i have a lot of habaneros in the fridge that have been holding for weeks so to use them up i added several to the cole slaw, not bad.

i really used a lot in a black bean soup. it has orange juice and water as a base with shredded carrots so it is sweet. i chopped up a dozen and put them in it and it was excellent. hot but sweet.

tom

A dozen habaneros.

You are a brave fellow.

tjg911 · November 12, 2011

well these are very small habs, end of season runts! they are only 5/8" X 5/8", normally a full sized hab is 1 to 1 1/4" long and 5/8 to 3/4" wide. it did not occur to me to mention they are tiny! plus they are not as hot as full sized summer ripened habs but they are hot. if these were full sized i would have used just 1 or 2 in the cole slaw and 4 in the soup!

thanks for commenting cuz it never occurred to me to mention their size, some people must think i am insane using that many habs in 1 dish!

tom

stormymater · January 18, 2012

we just had a lovely side for smoked pork picnic - apples thick cut & tossed with a bit of Kosher salt, coarse brown sugar, fresh cracked black pepper, soft butter & roasted, peeled, slivered Poblano peppers. Baked @ 350 until the apples were done - FABULOUS!
About 3# apples to 8 Poblanos about 3 T butter, approx. 1/4 cup sugar, 1 t salt & 1/2 t black pepper.

botanophilia · January 18, 2012

Ground chili powder (I usually use cayenne or chipotle) and cinnamon brownies are awesome. Hot peppers finely julienned or grated into fruit salad,don't overpower the fruit with heat and it's great. Cayenne infused Grey Goose added to hot chocolate is also epic on days like today... 16 degrees outside.

stormymater · January 19, 2012

Just finished bottling up Red Jalapeno, Cayenne & Hinkelhatz - infused honey. Each separate in jelly jars. If it stays cold in a week or two this is wonderful swirled in a cup of tea & makes an awesome basis for a winter cold toddy.

In the next couple of days, I plan to make specific varietal hot pepper jellies from the last pickings residing in the garage.... and a batch pf peach habanero jam from peaches I froze this summer before the habaneros came in.

For folks who can even a little bit, the Singapore Chili Sauce from the Ball Blue Book of Canning is out of this world. I made it with a mix of Kung Paos, Cayennes, Bird Chilis, Fish Peppers & Piccante Calabrese - let it age from September to Christmas - WOW! Ginger, raisins, vinegar, garlic & some sugar - WOWOWOWOWOW! I recommend it highly.

October 15, 2011	#17
tjg911 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 5b northwest connecticut Posts: 2,570	here's a really easy concoction - i mixed minced fatalli peppers with smuckers strawberry jam. oh so good! without a doubt smucker's orange marmalade will be good too, will make some later. i would not suggest these for breakfast on toast at 7 am but i like pbj as a dessert and these 2 hot jams will be great with peanut butter. tom __________________ I need a hero I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night He’s gotta be strong And he’s gotta be fast And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight I need a hero I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the morning light He’s gotta be sure And it’s gotta be soon And he’s gotta be larger than life

November 9, 2011	#19
tjg911 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 5b northwest connecticut Posts: 2,570	yesterday i made cole slaw using ingredients from the garden. i have a lot of habaneros in the fridge that have been holding for weeks so to use them up i added several to the cole slaw, not bad. i really used a lot in a black bean soup. it has orange juice and water as a base with shredded carrots so it is sweet. i chopped up a dozen and put them in it and it was excellent. hot but sweet. tom __________________ I need a hero I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night He’s gotta be strong And he’s gotta be fast And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight I need a hero I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the morning light He’s gotta be sure And it’s gotta be soon And he’s gotta be larger than life

November 12, 2011	#21
tjg911 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: zone 5b northwest connecticut Posts: 2,570	well these are very small habs, end of season runts! they are only 5/8" X 5/8", normally a full sized hab is 1 to 1 1/4" long and 5/8 to 3/4" wide. it did not occur to me to mention they are tiny! plus they are not as hot as full sized summer ripened habs but they are hot. if these were full sized i would have used just 1 or 2 in the cole slaw and 4 in the soup! thanks for commenting cuz it never occurred to me to mention their size, some people must think i am insane using that many habs in 1 dish! tom __________________ I need a hero I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night He’s gotta be strong And he’s gotta be fast And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight I need a hero I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the morning light He’s gotta be sure And it’s gotta be soon And he’s gotta be larger than life

October 11, 2011	#16
biscgolf Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Virginia Posts: 353	i gave one of the baker's at the farmer's market i sell at a few ghost chiles and she brought out some amazing jolokia chocolate chip cookies this week... a touch of sea salt on the top was just perfect...

October 21, 2011	#18
WVTomatoMan Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: West Virginia - Zone 6 Posts: 594	Never ice cream. Ring of Fire in Brownies was pretty good though. Randy

January 18, 2012	#22
stormymater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Pleasure Island, NC 8a Posts: 1,162	we just had a lovely side for smoked pork picnic - apples thick cut & tossed with a bit of Kosher salt, coarse brown sugar, fresh cracked black pepper, soft butter & roasted, peeled, slivered Poblano peppers. Baked @ 350 until the apples were done - FABULOUS! About 3# apples to 8 Poblanos about 3 T butter, approx. 1/4 cup sugar, 1 t salt & 1/2 t black pepper.

January 18, 2012	#23
botanophilia Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Oostburg, WI Posts: 11	Ground chili powder (I usually use cayenne or chipotle) and cinnamon brownies are awesome. Hot peppers finely julienned or grated into fruit salad,don't overpower the fruit with heat and it's great. Cayenne infused Grey Goose added to hot chocolate is also epic on days like today... 16 degrees outside.

January 19, 2012	#24
stormymater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Pleasure Island, NC 8a Posts: 1,162	Just finished bottling up Red Jalapeno, Cayenne & Hinkelhatz - infused honey. Each separate in jelly jars. If it stays cold in a week or two this is wonderful swirled in a cup of tea & makes an awesome basis for a winter cold toddy. In the next couple of days, I plan to make specific varietal hot pepper jellies from the last pickings residing in the garage.... and a batch pf peach habanero jam from peaches I froze this summer before the habaneros came in. For folks who can even a little bit, the Singapore Chili Sauce from the Ball Blue Book of Canning is out of this world. I made it with a mix of Kung Paos, Cayennes, Bird Chilis, Fish Peppers & Piccante Calabrese - let it age from September to Christmas - WOW! Ginger, raisins, vinegar, garlic & some sugar - WOWOWOWOWOW! I recommend it highly.