Last year I after having a think about a friends Research and therorie's on how different chillis direct there burn to different parts of the mouth, and how some peppers hit instant and up front and some creep: I made the Naga and Fatalii sambal.
The Fataliis hit the front of the pallette bang and the nagas wind upslowly and blast your back teeth out. It wa s afairly successful all over hit.
This year I am working on something that goes a little Further.
I figured if I use 4 super hots each with there own charectoristic what will I get?
the base pods will be fatalii they have unmistakable flavour and sharpness the Seven pots again I find they burn more the lips and tongue. Nagas which kinda hit you in the back teeth and work its way to the throat and stomach and finally a heap of Trinidad Scorpion, Which have just come on and produced so much fruit in the last few weeks.
Its going to be interesting once we combine these what will happen.
also Going to try this stuff..... Korean "Hwa Young Vinegar" rice vinegar from my local Asin foods store is 6.5%, yet sweeter than traditional types. Just rice, water, and glucose.
So, it needs less for a low pH, and gives a less 'vinegary' taste.
I belive mine is from Daesang. but I fail at reading Korean.
$3.99 for 900ml.
(also makes a fantastic German Potato Salad)
PH & PRESERVING
My sauces are all preservative and chemical free.
4.1 PH is your guide to be safe.
This and below, stored in the fridge your fairly good for 6-9mths. Most sauces will stay stable at a PH of 4.1 and under.