A homemade hot sauce recipe made with roasted red jalapeno peppers, garlic, tomato, and red wine vinegar. This is one of the most addicting hot sauces I’ve ever made. Not too spicy, but just enough, and it goes with almost everything. A great table sauce and an awesome pasta sauce base too! You can very easily adjust the thickness to your preference.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Roasted Red Jalapeno Pepper Hot Sauce
0:19 Chopping Jalapenos
0:30 Roasting
0:33 Peel the Skins
0:37 Prepping the Base
0:54 Simmer
0:56 Process
1:08 Bottling
THINGS YOU’LL NEED:
1 pound red jalapeno peppers
1 medium yellow onion chopped (about 1 cup)
5 cloves garlic chopped
8 ounces tomato sauce
¼ cup red wine vinegar
1 teaspoon lemon juice
Salt to taste
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-Mike
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13 Comments
Why that music? Sick of "happy happy music"…
This guy has a very well done website, a great resource for all things peppers and has some other related food recipes too, he also gladly answers people's questions. I just bottled up my first batch of hot sauce, a fermented red jalapeno Louisiana style sauce, it tasted even better than what I had hoped for, it put a big smile on my face, it's amazing how something so simple can bring so much joy. I used to go through a 5 oz. bottle of Tabasco sauce every 4 to 5 weeks, and that's just from using it homemade Mexican food, bloody marys, and eggs, I have a feeling my hot sauce intake is going to triple that now. I'm already planning my next batch, trying some minor additions and variations, but it's hard to imagine making anything better than what I just did. Thanks Mike!!!!!!!
Looks amazing man! Hell yeah.
Would you have any recommendation for a garlic substitute? (I unfortunately can't have anything from the allium family) Thanks! Love your channel and emails!
Can you use frozen red jalapenos or do you fresh ones?
I tried this recipe and me and my family liked it a lot. The hot sauce wasn't too hot, kind of on the level of Frank's Red Hot. It had a slight sweetness from the tomato sauce. However peeling the skins from the jalapenos was frustrating. It was hard to remove the skins and still keep most of the flesh. So I don't think I will be making it again.
Can someone answer these questions?
Does Roasting in the oven make the sauce hotter?
Is roasting better then cooking on pan?
saving for the future. And nice channel! Looks delicious.
For how long can we store this sauce?
I make a fermented red pepper sauce. I didn’t realize that they were red jalapeños because that’s not how they’re labeled at the store that I buy them at. They’re just called red chilies at that store. They’re the only ones that I’ve found to carry them. I’m looking forward to trying this sauce of yours. Also, have you ever left the roasted skins in, giving it a little bit of a different flavor?
This looks similar to Sriracha sauce. Have you made Sriracha sauce on your channel yet?
Hi there, when you say tomate sauce do you mean chopped tomatoes/passata or tomato ketchup? I'm from the UK and from the video it looked like it could have been either!
What will you put your red jalapeno sauce on?