Dried thai chili peppers

Here’s a recipe for a very easy dried chili hot sauce that’s wickedly potent and as tasty as any you’ll find on the shelves at any store – and as an added bonus, you can make a gallon of this brew for the price of a single 3 ounce bottle of...

Check out or lesson on how to dry and crush your own chili peppers. You will find out that it's super easy, and much better than store bought.

Ingredients: Extra Virgin Olive Oil Dried Chillies Chilli Flakes Had quite a few home grown chillies. Not sure of the exact name as I lost the tag, but similar to a birds eye chilli. Cut the stems …

Preserving chilies - two methods I use to save fresh summer chilli peppers. Drying chili peppers and making chili pepper salt

Recently we went to the Hmong market near our house for some produce. We weren't sure what we were looking for (aside from some basil), but found a huge cup full of Thai chili peppers for $5. They're less spicy than a habanero (which we usually use for cooking) but hotter than a jalapeno, serrano, or cayenne. Since we couldn't use them quickly enough fresh, we decided to dry them. I tied them with string and hung them on the porch. This picture shows just a few of the peppers; the string was…

Learn how to make this easy Thai Chili Oil Recipe at home! Ready in 5 minutes. Trust me, you need this homemade chili oil on hand in your kitchen to use weekly, if not daily.

It is originally in Southeast Asia, India, and Sri Lanka. It measures around 100,000 - 225,000 Scoville Unit. The bird's eye chili is considered as a fruit in green, orange, and red color. Spicy fruit? Yes, chili has edible seeds just like tomatoes, zucchini, so it is a fruit. In Thai cuisine, we use both fresh and dry bird's eye chili. We use raw ones for salads, soups and or chop them and soak in fish sauce or just eat it raw on the side.

How to Make Chili Oil With Dried or Fresh Chili Peppers

Preserving chilies - two methods I use to save fresh summer chilli peppers. Drying chili peppers and making chili pepper salt

Chef John's Thai-Style Sweet Chili Sauce I "This sauce is great on grilled chicken and pork."