I swear, this is the most underrated cooking channel ever existed!! I have been using lots of sauce recipes from you and they were all amazing and easy to make. The impressive part is that you covered almost all kind of sauces that I needed xD
Your channel inspired me to go from chili sauces to bottled hot sauce. I have 2 three pepper blends I have sold locally. Just my own invention of flavors. I really enjoy your channel and got a lot of pointers and tricks from you. You're really on top of your game sir. Thanks again.
LOVE PERI PERI big time! I'm so glad you use olive oil as vegetable seed oils are toxic for our bodies! The garden is coming along nicely so can't wait to make this real soon!
I don't know if I can source aftican chiles, but I have a garden. This is the easiest way I've seen this being made. I'll check back in about 90 days (after my harvest).
hi guys i live in kwa zulu natal south Africa and grow my own peri peri peppers which i brought bake from one of my Mozambique trips chicken on the grill with out it is not chicken great show
CPM, ANOTHER great recipe! I have added this to my list of your recipes to try. I always learn something with your videos. The work that you put into this is appreciated. Thank you and God bless you.
Looks great! I find that anytime I am making a blended salsa/hotsauce, it is preferable to roast the peppers IMO. So I will do that. Also, I love mixing peppers just like you did. I also have to consider the heat and have discovered those small colored sweet peppers that are sold bagged in the store are wonderful with a bit of a hotter pepper. I think your wife would enjoy that as it not only cuts some heat but it really adds layers of flavor. I really enjoy your content. Cheers!
Trader Joes has a decent Peri Peri sauce but now I cant wait to try your recipe! l love that you can tweak this recipe to fit your needs. This is also great in your grape jelly meatball recipe!
can we thicken another way? that oil is going to add a ton of extra calories likely depending how much we use , thanks for sharing Mike , amazing sauce , I might have to do a nice crispy chicken sandwich on a brioche using this sauce or load it up on some chicken tacos!
Got a section on storage life in the recipe - check it out: www.chilipeppermadness.com/chili-pepper-recipes/sauces/peri-peri-sauce/ Scroll down to the headline "Storage".
Personally I think Peri Peri Sauce is so much better than tabasco when you make a bloody cesar. The flavor is much more complex and delicious😁 One thing you said got the hamster wheel spinning in my head 💡: You said to either use olive oil or vegetable oil. We all know how obsessed the people of Spain are with their extra virgin olive oil. I wonder if the original version of peri peri wasn't made with extra virgin olive oil. If so, that would really change the flavor profil.
Well, I usually use it with grilled chicken of any kind. Peri peri chicken is the most common use for it, and I love it for peri peri chicken wings on the grill. However, it's also wonderful with seafood, such as shrimp or whitefish. So maybe you could serve those for entree? Let me know what you will end up with doing.
Hey! Peri peri sauce can easily last a few months in the fridge, maybe even longer. It’s all about the acidity. Ideally, you want the pH level below 4.6 for shelf stability, but aiming for around 3.5 is better, just to be safe. If you're unsure, just add more citrus or vinegar to lower the pH. And if you want it to last even longer, you can process your homemade sauce in a water bath or pressure cooker. 😊
I've never heard of African birds' eye chilis. I make my own Sriracha sauce. And I use the original recipe from Thailand. Not the American version which uses Thai chilis or birds eye chilis. I heard the Thai chili and the birds eye chili are the same chili. Is this true? What's your opinion on this?
Yes, there's often confusion between Thai chili and bird's eye chili because they are indeed the same variety. Bird's eye chili is a term commonly used in English-speaking countries to refer to this small, fiery pepper. In Thai cuisine, it's known as prik kee noo (nu) which translates to something like "mouse dropping chili" - all because of its small size, yet potent heat. Generally speaking, if a recipe calls for one or the other, you can confidently use whichever term you're more familiar with, as they are interchangeable. Hope you enjoy my recipe!
@ChiliPepperMadness Awesome! Thank you for clarifying this for me. Have you had a chance to make Sriracha with birdseye chilies? If not, try it. It has alot of heat and great flavor. I like it better than the red jalapeños.
Nice recipe! The real Piri piri or African Bird's eye is a mandatory ingredient as it has a recognizable flavor profile. Very easy to grow as well!
Yes, great for growers for sure.
I swear, this is the most underrated cooking channel ever existed!! I have been using lots of sauce recipes from you and they were all amazing and easy to make. The impressive part is that you covered almost all kind of sauces that I needed xD
Super happy to hear that. Thank you!
Totally agree
@ChiliPepperMadness Peri Peri is from Portugal, and was adopted by Noth African states. My mother is Portugese.
I love how you went over uses in a whole section. Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful - enjoy the video!
YES, this sounds so good with the basil and Cilantro, I will try this when my pepper harvest comes in. 😊❤
Man I love spicy stuff.... good recipe
Love this sauce. It's my favorite on chicken 🐔
Mine too!
Your channel inspired me to go from chili sauces to bottled hot sauce. I have 2 three pepper blends I have sold locally. Just my own invention of flavors. I really enjoy your channel and got a lot of pointers and tricks from you. You're really on top of your game sir. Thanks again.
That is awesome! I love to hear it!
LOVE PERI PERI big time! I'm so glad you use olive oil as vegetable seed oils are toxic for our bodies! The garden is coming along nicely so can't wait to make this real soon!
Yes! Enjoy!
thanks for the recipe. I'm going to make this, this summer
Hope you enjoy!
I don't know if I can source aftican chiles, but I have a garden. This is the easiest way I've seen this being made. I'll check back in about 90 days (after my harvest).
Sure thing! Nothing beats chilies straight from your own garden! I love it.
hi guys i live in kwa zulu natal south Africa and grow my own peri peri peppers which i brought bake from one of my Mozambique trips chicken on the grill with out it is not chicken great show
Thanks! Yes, such a great sauce for sure.
Peri Peri is my favorite pepper for sauces, Mad Dog makes a good shelf hot sauce. Can't wait to buy fresh peppers and make this!
I'll have to try it!
CPM, ANOTHER great recipe! I have added this to my list of your recipes to try. I always learn something with your videos. The work that you put into this is appreciated. Thank you and God bless you.
That really means a lot, thank you for the kind words! So glad to have you here and I can't wait to keep the heat coming!
You do a really good job at this. Thx for the content.
I appreciate that! Thanks!
Sounds great. I'll skip the cilantro & salt & maybe add a scorpion pepper or 2. I use citric acid, very sparingly, instead of lemons.
Looks great! I find that anytime I am making a blended salsa/hotsauce, it is preferable to roast the peppers IMO. So I will do that. Also, I love mixing peppers just like you did. I also have to consider the heat and have discovered those small colored sweet peppers that are sold bagged in the store are wonderful with a bit of a hotter pepper. I think your wife would enjoy that as it not only cuts some heat but it really adds layers of flavor. I really enjoy your content. Cheers!
Than you! And appreciate the input =)
Trader Joes has a decent Peri Peri sauce but now I cant wait to try your recipe! l love that you can tweak this recipe to fit your needs. This is also great in your grape jelly meatball recipe!
I love the addition with grape jelly meatballs! I'll have to try this!
@@ChiliPepperMadness it was a hit at a Christmas party I went to
This combo is going to be 🔥🔥
I’m so glad you made this! Nando’s XX Hot is just magic on any food.
100%. Thank you!
Had Nandos tonight. Will definitely try this. Thank you🙏🏼
Let me know how it goes please!
@@ChiliPepperMadness will do
Good recipe. Would recommend Blender when adding the oil. the emulsification is smoother...if you're looking for a smoother Peri Peri
Thanks and enjoy!
can we thicken another way? that oil is going to add a ton of extra calories likely depending how much we use , thanks for sharing Mike , amazing sauce , I might have to do a nice crispy chicken sandwich on a brioche using this sauce or load it up on some chicken tacos!
You can thicken it with toasted bread, like a Spanish romesco, or consider straining it.
Thanks
Welcome
YUM!! As always fantastic recipe clean presentation.
Wheres my texas exes copycat recipe 🤣
😋 Thanks!!! 🤣🤣
I knew I started basil and cilantro for a reason this year!
Haha... enjoy!
I'll try yours because looking at the ingredients, it should be great, even though the several commercial ones I've tried have... well, sucked.
Enjoy the recipe and let me know how it goes please.
Hi, shelf live in the fridge would be if cooked and 2tbs sugar 1,2,3,4, months? Whats your guess?
ATB
Got a section on storage life in the recipe - check it out: www.chilipeppermadness.com/chili-pepper-recipes/sauces/peri-peri-sauce/ Scroll down to the headline "Storage".
Personally I think Peri Peri Sauce is so much better than tabasco when you make a bloody cesar. The flavor is much more complex and delicious😁
One thing you said got the hamster wheel spinning in my head 💡: You said to either use olive oil or vegetable oil. We all know how obsessed the people of Spain are with their extra virgin olive oil. I wonder if the original version of peri peri wasn't made with extra virgin olive oil. If so, that would really change the flavor profil.
They would use light olive oil and I'm sure it was perfect.
This looks dank. What would you pair this with entree wise?
Well, I usually use it with grilled chicken of any kind. Peri peri chicken is the most common use for it, and I love it for peri peri chicken wings on the grill. However, it's also wonderful with seafood, such as shrimp or whitefish. So maybe you could serve those for entree? Let me know what you will end up with doing.
@@ChiliPepperMadness I am definitely doing this with grilled chicken. Thanks a lot brother.
Would this freeze well?
It freezes perfectly. Great way to keep it.
@@ChiliPepperMadness Thank you sir! Love your channel!!
Thanks!!!!!
Welcome!
May i know how to store it to make it last longer? Let's say for few months? Does i need to cook it?
Hey! Peri peri sauce can easily last a few months in the fridge, maybe even longer. It’s all about the acidity. Ideally, you want the pH level below 4.6 for shelf stability, but aiming for around 3.5 is better, just to be safe. If you're unsure, just add more citrus or vinegar to lower the pH. And if you want it to last even longer, you can process your homemade sauce in a water bath or pressure cooker. 😊
@@ChiliPepperMadness Hi mate, Tq for ur guidance :-) Btw, do you hv a video how to do the water bath / pressure cooker? Tq again
Sorry, I do not.
@@ChiliPepperMadness No prob, already found some guide on youtube 🙂Thx
I was just thinking it would be great for chicken wings and then, boom, you said what I was thinking. :D
Read your mind, I guess.... HAHA
❤ 👍
Another banger 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! 🔥
This is the first per peri sauce on UA-cam to use African birdseye peppers! I bet Nando's isnt as good as McIhenny Tabasco, though!
Hope you will give it a try!
AT CALLED piripiri its origanal ITS Portuguese and in old Portuguese language it means FLAME FLAME
Peri peri, pili pili, piri piri. Info on the site.
That's a neat fact! They look like a burning bush with peppers ripening on them! because the peppers point up!
How many red bell peppers please?
Melinda, the recipe calls for 1 pound red chilies, but you can definitely sub them with bell peppers!
I've never heard of African birds' eye chilis. I make my own Sriracha sauce. And I use the original recipe from Thailand. Not the American version which uses Thai chilis or birds eye chilis. I heard the Thai chili and the birds eye chili are the same chili. Is this true? What's your opinion on this?
Yes, there's often confusion between Thai chili and bird's eye chili because they are indeed the same variety. Bird's eye chili is a term commonly used in English-speaking countries to refer to this small, fiery pepper. In Thai cuisine, it's known as prik kee noo (nu) which translates to something like "mouse dropping chili" - all because of its small size, yet potent heat.
Generally speaking, if a recipe calls for one or the other, you can confidently use whichever term you're more familiar with, as they are interchangeable. Hope you enjoy my recipe!
@ChiliPepperMadness Awesome! Thank you for clarifying this for me. Have you had a chance to make Sriracha with birdseye chilies? If not, try it. It has alot of heat and great flavor. I like it better than the red jalapeños.
Yes, I love a good sauce like sriracha with bird's eyes. Nice heat!
One pound? 😳 Peri Peri very very scary scary! 🤯
You can vary up the chilies!
peri-peri does have a different flavour, many chillies are good but these are up there with the best flavours you can get from a chilli
IS PIRI-PIRI 🇵🇹
Enjoy!
I see no peri peri chicken recipe on your feed ... 😉
Ha ;) With that said, I've got one here: www.chilipeppermadness.com/recipes/peri-peri-chicken/
@@ChiliPepperMadness excellent- I look forward to giving this a try 🙏