Green Fermented Hot Sauce | Quest for the Best Ep. 2

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Published 2019-10-20
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RECIPE: www.ethanchlebowski.com/cooking-techniques-recipes…

- The Fermentation Lids I use: amzn.to/2MNETj1
- My Lacto Fermentation Video:    • Noma Guide to Lacto Fermented Pickles  


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MISC. DETAILS
All sources used:
- www.hotsauce.com/cholula-green-pepper-hot-sauce/
- www.chilipeppermadness.com/recipes/how-to-make-hot…
- www.foodandwine.com/blogs/hot-sauce-field-guide
-    • Make Your Own Lacto-Fermented Hot Sau...  

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Filmed on: Sony a6400 w/ 18-105mm F4
Voice recorded on Rode Video Micro
Edited in: Premiere Pro #Saucy #Episode2

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All Comments (21)
  • @tanaunanue945
    Hi I am Mexican!! The orange peppers are Habanero, the Jalapeño peppers are smaller and thinner, we eat them green. The Habanero peppers are hottest and they come in different colours: red, green, orange and yellow. Anyway thanks for the recipe!! God bless you!!
  • @linaso9739
    Nice vid. Orange Jalapeños mentioned in the beginning turned out to be habaneros at the end :)
  • @allygirl641
    I love fermented hot sauce. I use a combo of Fresno and a little bell pepper with garlic and smoked salt. Delicious! Great video as always!
  • @etherdog
    Lovin' this series E! Your description of lacto fermentation is the clearest and easiest to follow I have seen. And thanks for the tip on the fermentation lids.
  • @jellystoma
    What is the shelf life of these types of homemade sauces? Side note, freeze the leftover mash into blocks and use it to boost up a chili verde or a green enchilada sauce.
  • Most places in the US have chlorinated tap water which can inhibit fermentation. I let water I'll be using for a ferment sit, still overnight to let the choline evaporate out. I actually keep a jar of dechlorinated water around so I can top up ferments without needing to wait.
  • @foreverpop2542
    You’re blowing up!! Gunna be giving other food channels a run for their money soon..
  • @krewshal3374
    Did this man just hold up a bottle of Crystal hot sauce and say "I dont even know what brand this is?"
  • Great video, got me started trying to duplicate a poblano sauce I used to get in the '70s. Haven't got there yet but great fun and good stuff gettin there.
  • @thewombatking
    ‘Don’t know what brand this is’ holding a bottle of the G.O.A.T hot sauce Crystal is bonkers ha
  • @liampowers8570
    I know I’m late to the party on this, but the foam in the after product will continue to form because the product is still fermenting and the thickened product no longer allows for those bubbles to escape as freely. To stop this, raise the temperature of the hot sauce to around 200° for 30 seconds or so, let it cool, then bottle it. This will stop post-bottled fermentation
  • @andylimb
    I just bottled my fermented sauce. I’ll let it sit for a few days then a taste off with the roasted and fresh varieties. I used Hatch, Poblano, and Jalapeños in mine.
  • @tribounty1392
    Smokes all your peppers, remove membrain as it creates a bitter taste and use a sugar/water brine, garlic, spoonfull of whole black pepper corn, 1 onion, 3 month ferment then grind up everything and do not strain, add more brine during blending to thin to your liking. I make a ghost pepper sauce like this and have months back orders on it lol
  • @k4luh
    This series is awesome!!
  • I bet if you ground that dried mash it would make a great seasoning!!
  • what you could do with the dried stuff is grind it and make it into a spicy powder
  • @Jane-ez7yl
    Alright I got me a big quantity them thanks!! Im fermenting tabascos and lemon drop