What to do with fresh cayenne peppers

The spice of hot peppers and the tang of vinegar come together in this classic southern condiment, and it's super simple to make and a beautiful DIY gift!

Turn up the heat with this 'Cayenne Pepper Sauce' recipe, a hot and spicy condiment that's perfect for adding a fiery touch to your dishes. Made with fresh cayenne peppers, vinegar, and garlic, this sauce packs a punch while being rich in flavor. Whether you're drizzling it over tacos, eggs, or using it as a marinade, this homemade hot sauce is a must-have for spice lovers and adventurous cooks.

Make your own cayenne powder at home from fresh garden-grown or store-bought cayenne peppers with a dehydrator. It is super easy to make and you won't get any fresher. Here is the recipe.

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We need our hot sauce to have flavour with some heat, and not simply heat in the absence of flavour. We really see no point in breaking out in a sweat and not tasting your food. If you're with us, read on and check out just how easy it is to make this Cayenne Pepper

Have you ever thought of making cayenne pepper sauce? Oh! Seems so tasty, right? Then why not try it at home? Growing cayenne peppers in the garden is an amazing pepper plant that one can plant.You can then take the fresh cayenne peppers from the garden and use them as per your choice. Being a spice lover, you might have grown it in your garden.

Need some heat in your life? Try these cayenne pepper recipes! From tacos to dip to chili, cayenne adds wonderful spice to so many dishes.

Fresh cayenne peppers have become one of my favorite things to bring out of the garden. And while I love growing them, even just one cayenne pepper plant will

Do you need a cayenne pepper substitute? We've compiled our favorite five options that include paprika, chili flakes, and tabasco. Find out how to use them!

If you like red pepper flakes, like the kind you find at your favorite pizza restaurant, you are going to love how easy it is to make your own!