I'm keen to give this sauce a go this week with my own chillies. Can I just make sure, is that a whole litre of oil that goes in. It seems a lot for a sauce. Thanks a lot in advance for clearing that up.
I'm so excited for you this season being able to sell some of your lovely sauces. This sauce looks really tasty! Congratulations on the forthcoming cookbook as well!
Hey I just wanted to thank you for inspiring me. Today I did my first harvest of ghost peppers and orange habeneros! I learned so much from your channel! I made a pineapple-mango Habenero ghost sauce and it turned out amazing. Thanks for the inspiration!
I have just planted my first red habanero plant today. I have an appointment tomorrow to pick up several more breeds of plants. I'm so excited to start my journey, and this channel is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you!!!
@@ChilliChump thanks mate. No hard feelings, but I'm a Kiwi, so let's stick to Chilli's and not rugby!! Haven't stopped binging your work for the last few hours. Thanks again!!
I've been to the Mozambique coast (Praia Do Bilene, I believe) circa 1998, the peri peri combined with fried shrimp and fish is inexplicably good. So unique... Good video!
Thanks to your inspiration I've had some habaneros fermenting for nearly three months now. I've managed to quit looking at them, but for the first week I had to peak at them daily. I'll report back when it's sauce time!
Hey, cool channel! Keep up the good work! Just a fun thing I've found recently, is that I can really develop the flavor of the chilis I'm using by fully caramelizing them by cyclically heating them for maybe a day or 2- I use a flat top cast iron griddle to do most of my cooking, and so this started with me putting chili peppers on to roast in the residual heat after cooking, and I noticed that I liked the flavor better after 2 or 3 re-heatings- it becomes a bit like the chili pepper version of a raisin or a sun-dried tomato, without going all the way to being a dry chili or turning into flakes. When I have this primary product, I pull the stems off and put it into a jar, usually with other things like onions and garlic heads I've grilled with this, I'll add a bit of white vinegar, hot bone broth, ad molasses, and then i'll blend it with my inversion blender, then innoculate this mix with a live kimchi fermentation so that I have actively fermenting hot sauce. Has been a great addition to the meat and eggs I've been having as the basis of my keto diet, but on my free days it has worked just as well to spice up pasta sauces or pizzas, or on hot dogs as a spicy relish. if you are pursuing serious chili flavors, you need to try this cyclical heating thing, and maybe this kind of active fermented chili-raisin sauce!
Hmmm. Mozambique. Reminds me of the fresh seafood market in in Maputo. Best seafood I ever had. Giant squid legs over the fire with their barbeque spices. Loved it. Thank you for keeping chilli strong you are an inspiration for loving chillis.
Outstanding. Exciting to see everything coming with you from Africa. CANT WAIT for the cookbook. Absolutely need one of those, and some of your hot sauces, so I can compare them to mine 😎🇺🇸✌🏼❤️
Nice recipe. I will definitely borrow that but have to substitute either wiri wiri or my own Hobbsanero peppers as I have no piri piri. Thanks for the awesome share.
Before you identified the ingredients and you had them all spread out i was thinking, "Oh cool, they put date's in hot sauces in Africa", ha, never mind, they're chocolate jig saws. Glad to see your finally getting to sell your hard work. I look forward to buying some!
I am a South African living in SA. I came across your channel while browsing. Really enjoying your videos. You are so generous by sharing your knowledge and skills. Just want to ask you how much oil you used for the peri peri sauce as it’s not indicated in your video.
Hey Spicy Gardener Lately I've been experimenting with *hot olive oil* I dry the peppers first (mainly habaneros) so I don't have to use salt (I hate it) After the pepper are dry, I break them into little pieces (not grinding them) Then I leave them in the oil for about a month, after that, I grind the peppers and the oil, leave it for a week, and then I put them through a colander. The result is: Pure Spicy Olive Oil I like to see your take on the spicy olive oil It has a lot of uses, and I basically stopped using regular olive oil
I have experimented with various oils for infusion. However the results have not been great...from my tests the oils started to grow pathogens quite quickly after a month. This is after I did what I could to make sure the oil was heat treated etc. I'm still working on it
Brilliant stuff, thanks. Could I make a suggestion, if you were to use a bottle a third of the size you could ship to far more people and get them hooked on your sauces. Call it the Chillichump Tasty range. Man this next 5 days is gonna be long, wishing for a notice.
The sauce looks great. Looking forward to try it and maybe to make it myself too - have some frozen PiriPiri's. And I see that you have reached more than 70K subscribers. Awesome!
Tasty stuff :) I hope, that you ship it to Germany and that I can afford it. But, if not for the sauce, I will afford the recipe book, that is really interesting!
@Chillichump Hey man, first of all thank you so much for your videos. I love spicy sauces and sadly out here in my countries it's hard to find sauces which will not have conservation additives -..- so your videos motivated me to buy my favorite peppers to make my home made sauce and at the same time I'm already building my green house to grew my own little devils ^^ I just have a question. Right now my first fermentation try was made like this: I put all my peppers already very little chipped in a vacuum glass. And every morning I just take the air out with my vacuum machine. I already have it fermenting for about a month and 2 weeks and never had that white or any other color yeast. What do you think I never opened it yet... I wanted to wait at least 3 to 6 months before doing so... I would like to know your opinion.
just in case someone would ask me why do I put countries and not country it's just because I'm from a very little country named LUXEMBURG and from my house I can be in 20 to 30 minutes in France, Germany or Belgium... ;-)
I love your videos. I also make my own hot sauces. I have one quick question. I have a bunch of unripe peppers in my garden and the weather is starting to turn here in upstate NY. What should I do with them? I would hate to see them go to waste.
You could cut the branches off and bring them indoors, stick them in a vase. The peppers will ripen. If you can get a light on them that would help too! I have some of mine ripening indoors at the moment because I broke a branch off by mistake last week
Excellent advise. Thank you. Your channel is very informative. I bought the firey ferments book after I saw your video. I’m thinking of trying some Kimchi in the very near future. I’ll probably post a video of it on my channel. Thanks again. Be safe.
Great video Shaun, love your channel. How much sunflower oil did you use and at what point do you add the thyme? I didn't see that on the video. I love Peri-Peri sauce, lived in SA for many years and also worked in Mozambique so I really want to make this sauce. Thanks for sharing it.
It is 2 litres in this batch. But you want a 2 to 1 ratio (oil to vinegar). And the thyme gets blended in the beginning before cooking. I think you can see it the second time I blend
I've got Piri Piri seeds currently germinating and I can't wait to get a harvest to have a go at making this! I haven't got any jigsaws though I have a few other chocolate varieties. Is there something you'd recommend as a substitute?
You made a Piri Piri spicy salt video a few months ago and you said something like you couldn't imagine doing it with a very spicy pepper and well... I did it with a Ghost pepper xD it was just for the hell of it and I changed the recipe a bit but wow it is pretty good... Very spice, put a pinch of it on a egg and you'll be crying lol but its a short burn, it goes away in like a minute or two so its pretty good. I used a bit of Citric acid that I got from a local brewing store and it gave it a nice sour taste that goes good with the spice lol... Also, This Sauce looks Amazing! I hope it doesn't sell out to quick I can't get my hands on some lol
I love all the ingredients, could u please write in the description or where do u want the right amount? Why u blend white and brown vinegar and don't use just a good apple vinegar?
immersions are good for like soups, i use it in a poblano pepper soup recipe, but i use my counter blender wayy more, i hardly ever buy store bought salsa, dip or hot sauce anymore.
Been watching your channel for a while and am very very interested in creating my own sauces for some Christmas presents. Can you suggest a sauce more similar to Frank's red hot for one batch? I planned on creating a little batch of different types for a family member. Something like Frank's, peri peri, green jalapeno and maybe a sweet pepper one. Thanks
Love the channel, and glad to see you have hot sauce for sale! Do you think you will try doing a spiced cider, beer or maybe capsicumel (mead with peppers) in the future?
Hi @chillichump ! I harvested my 1st peppers ever last night ! frost is early this year in Québec, Canada ! I have a couple nice red ones, and ill try to make the rest ripen in the house. I have a question. I just found out your channel because i want to try to make my 1st hot sauce ! i'm not super used to super hot sauecs yet. What could I do to lessen the heat for my 1st batch ? I have "ring of fires" and "irish bonnets" and espelettes (less spycy) Can i just cut them with normal red peppers from the grocery store ? pardon me if what im suggesting is sacriledge ! :) tyvm, you inspired me big time ! (p.s. anyone can chip in with advices !
@@ChilliChump tyvm ! on last question. since i had ripe peppers on the plant and that the rest is going to ripen in the house, can i put the ripe ones in the fridge in a bag maybe untill the others are ripê too or will i do another beginner mistake !
Do you taste the sauce before you bottle it? I have never heard of Piri Piri peppers (in California) can you suggest an equivalent pepper in taste and heat?
Yes of course, I taste through the process when I first develop a recipe. And an equivalent pepper...the Thai red pepper is similar in heat, or other birds eye type peppers. The flavour is pretty unique though
Would an enjoyable review of chicken with Piri-Piri Puzzle be a possibility? No wonder your wife is so creative considering the many flavorful sauces you create! Very pleasing label for this specific brand of sauce. Are you considering changing the picture to correspond to the variety of pepper or peppers the sauce is based upon? Thank could result with some colorful labels to go with the colorful flavors inside. -Bob...
Hi Jonathan, this one sold out very quickly. However I have quite a few more sauce and spices coming before the end of the year! Sign up for my newsletter so you get alerted when I put any new products up for sale. Because they are small batches, they may sell out pretty quick: www.chillichump.com/newsletter
I work in a chemistry lab last 10 years after school and all of our pH meters use glass electrodes, which need to be stored in an electrolyte solution. I've never used a pH meter like yours. Does it have glass electrodes? Usually they do (you can google why, its complicated). If they do not, then that is very interesting to me and something I was never taught in school.
Hi! You've given all the ingredient amounts except for the oil - might I ask how much oil you've used? I've never seen or tried an oil emulsion hot sauce before and I'm super curious now, would love to give this a shot with the limited selection of peppers I've been growing! I'm definitely curious about that recipe book you're cooking up though =p
Oil itself can harbour botulinum...this is why I don't generally use it with my sauces. Oil doesn't have a pH...which means you can't make it acidic like I do with fermenting. However, by pasteurising and bottling properly will mitigate the risk
Does the sauce maybe contain traces of peanuts? Sorry, just joking. I know it doesn't. I just saw you make it haha. Hope to grab a bottle or 2 of the next batch. Those labels look pretty amazing too, matches the sauce no doubt.
I hope you enjoy the new video!
I am going to cook a chicken for dinner tonight, and I know what sauce I am using!
Awesome video! Your interest for chili and sauces really makes me even more interested and would have loved to taste your sauce on some chicken 🌶🍗
Upload chicken recipe too 😊
@@KhansKitchen like this one? ua-cam.com/video/wymldjJJ1eg/v-deo.html 😊
I'm keen to give this sauce a go this week with my own chillies. Can I just make sure, is that a whole litre of oil that goes in. It seems a lot for a sauce. Thanks a lot in advance for clearing that up.
@John Stilley There are some grocery stores that carry Nando's Peri-Peri. In Alabama, the Publix chain of store's carry it.
Started my first fermented hot sauce a few days ago with your recipe, so far it’s fermenting great. Thanks man.
Excellent! Let me know how it turns out
I'm so excited for you this season being able to sell some of your lovely sauces. This sauce looks really tasty! Congratulations on the forthcoming cookbook as well!
Hey I just wanted to thank you for inspiring me. Today I did my first harvest of ghost peppers and orange habeneros! I learned so much from your channel!
I made a pineapple-mango Habenero ghost sauce and it turned out amazing.
Thanks for the inspiration!
It is my pleasure! And that sauce combo sounds amazing,
I have just planted my first red habanero plant today. I have an appointment tomorrow to pick up several more breeds of plants. I'm so excited to start my journey, and this channel is exactly what I'm looking for. Thank you!!!
Welcome to my channel Shayne!
@@ChilliChump thanks mate. No hard feelings, but I'm a Kiwi, so let's stick to Chilli's and not rugby!! Haven't stopped binging your work for the last few hours. Thanks again!!
@@ShayneJellyman lol good plan 😎 by the way, another sauce video on its way in a few hours.
@@ChilliChump excellent. I've got a newborn, so need something to watch in between feeds!!
You've inspired me to grow peppers next year, love the vids! Can't wait to make sauces!!!
Congratulations on your 70k from strength to strength great video 👍👍👍
The label looks fantastic great job Mrs Chillichump. Brill stuff looking forward to seeing them in Asdas :)
She is a talent!
Great video Shaun, thanks for making the videos we asked for!
I've been to the Mozambique coast (Praia Do Bilene, I believe) circa 1998, the peri peri combined with fried shrimp and fish is inexplicably good. So unique... Good video!
AHH ! So glad to have my Chillichump fix again. Awesome as always, thank you :-))
Thanks to your inspiration I've had some habaneros fermenting for nearly three months now. I've managed to quit looking at them, but for the first week I had to peak at them daily. I'll report back when it's sauce time!
I guess still no sauce time?
Thanks for the recipe, I would love to see more recipes, as I suck at concocting sauces.
Hey, cool channel! Keep up the good work! Just a fun thing I've found recently, is that I can really develop the flavor of the chilis I'm using by fully caramelizing them by cyclically heating them for maybe a day or 2- I use a flat top cast iron griddle to do most of my cooking, and so this started with me putting chili peppers on to roast in the residual heat after cooking, and I noticed that I liked the flavor better after 2 or 3 re-heatings- it becomes a bit like the chili pepper version of a raisin or a sun-dried tomato, without going all the way to being a dry chili or turning into flakes. When I have this primary product, I pull the stems off and put it into a jar, usually with other things like onions and garlic heads I've grilled with this, I'll add a bit of white vinegar, hot bone broth, ad molasses, and then i'll blend it with my inversion blender, then innoculate this mix with a live kimchi fermentation so that I have actively fermenting hot sauce. Has been a great addition to the meat and eggs I've been having as the basis of my keto diet, but on my free days it has worked just as well to spice up pasta sauces or pizzas, or on hot dogs as a spicy relish. if you are pursuing serious chili flavors, you need to try this cyclical heating thing, and maybe this kind of active fermented chili-raisin sauce!
First sauce video of the season! Keep up the great work! 👍
There have been a couple already 😉 but this is the first I'm selling!
Hmmm. Mozambique. Reminds me of the fresh seafood market in in Maputo. Best seafood I ever had. Giant squid legs over the fire with their barbeque spices. Loved it. Thank you for keeping chilli strong you are an inspiration for loving chillis.
Today have made Piri Piri Puzzle. Tastes awesome! Used Piri Piri and Scorpion. For thickening of the sauce I used potato starch.
Excellent!
This show is broadcast quality! If I was told you're a Michelin chef recipient, I would believe it.
Great videos! Looking forward to your book (and more videos!). I'll be sure to purchase one.
Can't wait for your book to come out 😁
Hopefully before next growing season so I can see wot I need to grow lol
Thank you for the tip on the xantham gum!
Outstanding. Exciting to see everything coming with you from Africa. CANT WAIT for the cookbook. Absolutely need one of those, and some of your hot sauces, so I can compare them to mine 😎🇺🇸✌🏼❤️
Nice recipe. I will definitely borrow that but have to substitute either wiri wiri or my own Hobbsanero peppers as I have no piri piri. Thanks for the awesome share.
From the Philippines here, man. Would definitely love to buy your sauces - the hotter, the better!
Mabuhay 🇵🇭
Before you identified the ingredients and you had them all spread out i was thinking, "Oh cool, they put date's in hot sauces in Africa", ha, never mind, they're chocolate jig saws.
Glad to see your finally getting to sell your hard work. I look forward to buying some!
I also thought they were dates
@@daleullbricht i was the same =p
Well, making a fruity hot sauce with dates seems like a good idea
Yep I agree the label is excellent..looks yummy. Enjoy the channel. Keep up the good work!
I am a South African living in SA. I came across your channel while browsing. Really enjoying your videos. You are so generous by sharing your knowledge and skills. Just want to ask you how much oil you used for the peri peri sauce as it’s not indicated in your video.
Hey Spicy Gardener
Lately I've been experimenting with *hot olive oil*
I dry the peppers first (mainly habaneros) so I don't have to use salt (I hate it)
After the pepper are dry, I break them into little pieces (not grinding them)
Then I leave them in the oil for about a month, after that, I grind the peppers and the oil, leave it for a week, and then I put them through a colander.
The result is: Pure Spicy Olive Oil
I like to see your take on the spicy olive oil
It has a lot of uses, and I basically stopped using regular olive oil
I have experimented with various oils for infusion. However the results have not been great...from my tests the oils started to grow pathogens quite quickly after a month. This is after I did what I could to make sure the oil was heat treated etc. I'm still working on it
@@ChilliChump that's weird! Were the chillies dried?
Brilliant stuff, thanks.
Could I make a suggestion, if you were to use a bottle a third of the size you could ship to far more people and get them hooked on your sauces. Call it the Chillichump Tasty range.
Man this next 5 days is gonna be long, wishing for a notice.
The sauce looks great. Looking forward to try it and maybe to make it myself too - have some frozen PiriPiri's.
And I see that you have reached more than 70K subscribers. Awesome!
Great work mate!
Great channel thanks. May I ask how much oil you used?
This looks and sounds absolutely delicious.
I'd like to purchase some of your sauces. I'm a big fan of your hobby.
Greenville SC 🇺🇸
Billy: Also a fan in Simpsonville SC!
Going to give this a try. Love it mate. Happy New Year
I really like the amount of white space in that label :P
My wife likes you 😁
Nice video as always! Can i also preserve my hotsauce for a long time without fermenting or vinegar?
You could but you would need to add a different kind of preservative
That sauce looked delicious, I really wish I could have gotten a bottle.
Tasty stuff :) I hope, that you ship it to Germany and that I can afford it. But, if not for the sauce, I will afford the recipe book, that is really interesting!
Great looking sauce.
Like your Videos. I also have a little chili garden and I use some mustard corns for the emulsion of oil and vinegar. Regards from switzerland.
@chillichump How much vegetable oil was used? :)
Another tasty video! I like your sauces
Great video matey. HOT HOT HOT and thats not just the holiday Xzanthum gum i use all the time being Celiac. great video
ask and ye shall receive! thanks CHILLICHUMP!
I’m really looking forward to buying your book!
How much oil though? I didn't get that part. Also, can we substitute malt vinegar with cider?
Another great video, where did you get your bottle shrink sleeves as only see wine bottle ones 😢
@Chillichump
Hey man, first of all thank you so much for your videos. I love spicy sauces and sadly out here in my countries it's hard to find sauces which will not have conservation additives -..- so your videos motivated me to buy my favorite peppers to make my home made sauce and at the same time I'm already building my green house to grew my own little devils ^^
I just have a question.
Right now my first fermentation try was made like this:
I put all my peppers already very little chipped in a vacuum glass. And every morning I just take the air out with my vacuum machine. I already have it fermenting for about a month and 2 weeks and never had that white or any other color yeast. What do you think I never opened it yet... I wanted to wait at least 3 to 6 months before doing so... I would like to know your opinion.
just in case someone would ask me why do I put countries and not country it's just because I'm from a very little country named LUXEMBURG and from my house I can be in 20 to 30 minutes in France, Germany or Belgium... ;-)
Yes ill absolutely buy your sauces, I hope you can ship to the Isle of Man :)
Nice sauce, I would like to buy some, I'm in New Zealand. Another question, will you make the book available as a pdf or for amazon e reader?
I love your videos. I also make my own hot sauces. I have one quick question. I have a bunch of unripe peppers in my garden and the weather is starting to turn here in upstate NY. What should I do with them? I would hate to see them go to waste.
You could cut the branches off and bring them indoors, stick them in a vase. The peppers will ripen. If you can get a light on them that would help too! I have some of mine ripening indoors at the moment because I broke a branch off by mistake last week
Excellent advise. Thank you. Your channel is very informative. I bought the firey ferments book after I saw your video. I’m thinking of trying some Kimchi in the very near future. I’ll probably post a video of it on my channel. Thanks again. Be safe.
This looks amazing!
Great video Shaun, love your channel. How much sunflower oil did you use and at what point do you add the thyme? I didn't see that on the video. I love Peri-Peri sauce, lived in SA for many years and also worked in Mozambique so I really want to make this sauce. Thanks for sharing it.
It is 2 litres in this batch. But you want a 2 to 1 ratio (oil to vinegar). And the thyme gets blended in the beginning before cooking. I think you can see it the second time I blend
@@ChilliChump thank you.
How Long would the shelf life be before opening and once’s it’s opened can you leave it unfridgerated, if so how long?
Man this stuff looks delicious
Can't wait for the cook book.
I was wondering, do you ever roast your chili's before making a sauce?
I've got Piri Piri seeds currently germinating and I can't wait to get a harvest to have a go at making this!
I haven't got any jigsaws though I have a few other chocolate varieties. Is there something you'd recommend as a substitute?
Thanks, this was a helpful video!
You made a Piri Piri spicy salt video a few months ago and you said something like you couldn't imagine doing it with a very spicy pepper and well... I did it with a Ghost pepper xD it was just for the hell of it and I changed the recipe a bit but wow it is pretty good... Very spice, put a pinch of it on a egg and you'll be crying lol but its a short burn, it goes away in like a minute or two so its pretty good. I used a bit of Citric acid that I got from a local brewing store and it gave it a nice sour taste that goes good with the spice lol... Also, This Sauce looks Amazing! I hope it doesn't sell out to quick I can't get my hands on some lol
I love all the ingredients, could u please write in the description or where do u want the right amount? Why u blend white and brown vinegar and don't use just a good apple vinegar?
Hi, Where do you buy your shrink wraps from ?
Alright, i'm sold...I need to get myself an immersion blender
immersions are good for like soups, i use it in a poblano pepper soup recipe, but i use my counter blender wayy more, i hardly ever buy store bought salsa, dip or hot sauce anymore.
Been watching your channel for a while and am very very interested in creating my own sauces for some Christmas presents. Can you suggest a sauce more similar to Frank's red hot for one batch? I planned on creating a little batch of different types for a family member. Something like Frank's, peri peri, green jalapeno and maybe a sweet pepper one. Thanks
Why not this one? ua-cam.com/video/dRkXaa8ttM8/v-deo.html
That looks delicious. I've had such a disappointing harvest this year that I don't have enough peppers at once to make sauce.
I know how you feel lol
Love the channel, and glad to see you have hot sauce for sale! Do you think you will try doing a spiced cider, beer or maybe capsicumel (mead with peppers) in the future?
Hi @chillichump ! I harvested my 1st peppers ever last night ! frost is early this year in Québec, Canada ! I have a couple nice red ones, and ill try to make the rest ripen in the house. I have a question. I just found out your channel because i want to try to make my 1st hot sauce ! i'm not super used to super hot sauecs yet. What could I do to lessen the heat for my 1st batch ? I have "ring of fires" and "irish bonnets" and espelettes (less spycy) Can i just cut them with normal red peppers from the grocery store ? pardon me if what im suggesting is sacriledge ! :) tyvm, you inspired me big time ! (p.s. anyone can chip in with advices !
Hello, yes you can mix in some sweet peppers (bell peppers, romano/Ramiro etc). That's a good way to lessen the heat and bulk out your sauce
@@ChilliChump tyvm ! on last question. since i had ripe peppers on the plant and that the rest is going to ripen in the house, can i put the ripe ones in the fridge in a bag maybe untill the others are ripê too or will i do another beginner mistake !
@@bigguix yes that should be fine, but try to have a good amount of peppers that haven't been in the fridge too, around 50% if you can
@@ChilliChump
I'd like to buy some Piri-Piri Puzzle sauce...
Do you taste the sauce before you bottle it? I have never heard of Piri Piri peppers (in California) can you suggest an equivalent pepper in taste and heat?
Yes of course, I taste through the process when I first develop a recipe. And an equivalent pepper...the Thai red pepper is similar in heat, or other birds eye type peppers. The flavour is pretty unique though
Can I use the white vinegar hi
It has that distinctive Piri Piri colour that Nando's brand is built on.
Would an enjoyable review of chicken with Piri-Piri Puzzle be a possibility? No wonder your wife is so creative considering the many flavorful sauces you create! Very pleasing label for this specific brand of sauce. Are you considering changing the picture to correspond to the variety of pepper or peppers the sauce is based upon? Thank could result with some colorful labels to go with the colorful flavors inside. -Bob...
Love piri piri now thanks to you!
Hey mate - if you're adding destinations to your shipping list, see if you can wrangle Australia in there
Looks delicious!
I really want that book! insta buy!
Honestly, I was kind of astounded that you bottled and labeled the sauces before trying it :)
I tried it when it was still hot to get an idea of the salt etc...but tried it properly once it had cooled like you see in the video
@@ChilliChump ahh makes sense :)
How much cooking oil have you added?
About how many mL of oil did you use total? Thanks!
2l oil
Do you think you would consider adding oil to more hot sauces? I don't think I've seen you do it before, it seems like a pretty good idea!
And can I put sugar too?
I would love to see how much the sauce are. From California in the US. Please let me know if you have it available.
Hi Jonathan, this one sold out very quickly. However I have quite a few more sauce and spices coming before the end of the year! Sign up for my newsletter so you get alerted when I put any new products up for sale. Because they are small batches, they may sell out pretty quick: www.chillichump.com/newsletter
Howzit, have you tried making a fermented peri-peri sauce? Why would it/wouldn't it work?
I'm just finishing one up at the moment actually
awesome video mate! looks like a tasty sauce! will you be shipping to the states?
Yes, I am shipping to the US!
Thanks for sharing this process. Looks hot and delicious. I hope you sell out to your patrons right away, though I'd love a bottle in the USA.
Do we have to use that gum stuff or can we just shake it up and it will be ok?
It will be fine without the xantham gum...just shake before using
Also I’m so jacked about your cookbook!!!!! Can’t wait!!!
I work in a chemistry lab last 10 years after school and all of our pH meters use glass electrodes, which need to be stored in an electrolyte solution. I've never used a pH meter like yours. Does it have glass electrodes? Usually they do (you can google why, its complicated). If they do not, then that is very interesting to me and something I was never taught in school.
Hi! You've given all the ingredient amounts except for the oil - might I ask how much oil you've used? I've never seen or tried an oil emulsion hot sauce before and I'm super curious now, would love to give this a shot with the limited selection of peppers I've been growing! I'm definitely curious about that recipe book you're cooking up though =p
It is 2 to 1 (oil to vinegar) so 2 litres of oil in this one
@@ChilliChump tyvm! :)
Thanks for the recepe Iam from Oman and I would Like to test Chillichump can you please tell me how can I get it?
My pleasure, I'm glad you like it! You can buy my sauces from my website www.chillichump.com/shop
Looks delicious... Def would sell in the states.
Where on the internet can I find the glass bottles and the black sealer???
Which country do you live in?
@@ChilliChump Sweden.
You should make some super hots in to a jelly pepper jelly has been a favorite in my family
Did you actually use all the oil that was in your jar in there?
Did you every try Aji Chombo from Panama? It’s my favorite! Please check them out. They taste fantastic in a sauce!
I’ve heard oil can introduce botulinum, what do you think because I love using oil in my sauces but I don’t want to get anyone sick from it
Oil itself can harbour botulinum...this is why I don't generally use it with my sauces. Oil doesn't have a pH...which means you can't make it acidic like I do with fermenting. However, by pasteurising and bottling properly will mitigate the risk
Climbing the sub ladder bru!
It's pretty crazy!
@@ChilliChump nonsense man, you do a good job. Lekker stuff as always.
Once it's cheaper to get your book I'll definitely buy one with a apron
I wish I could price it cheaper, but for the quality of the book and number of recipes I think it is a fair price.
@@ChilliChump it's not your price my comrade... It's this stupid economy...
Ah ...I'm guessing you are in SA. Sorry mate. I am working on converting it to ebook, so hopefully bring the price down a bit.
@@ChilliChump yes yes.... Love this place.... Biltong,braai, potjiekos all wonderful... Ag soon
Does the sauce maybe contain traces of peanuts?
Sorry, just joking. I know it doesn't. I just saw you make it haha.
Hope to grab a bottle or 2 of the next batch. Those labels look pretty amazing too, matches the sauce no doubt.
Amazing
Any chance of shipping to Australia?
I am happy to ship to Australia...but I am not sure whether it will get through customs etc
@@ChilliChump Good point. I'll look into it.