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Food related: @Nape ‘s hot sauce is off the charts incredible. Purchase it if you ever can.
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I'm still waiting for mine to arrive but I'll go ahead and request for the next batch as well haha, sounds like the longer meld will change it up some.
For sure. I could use some of that good sandy soil around Hutch to grow these peppers. They would go crazy out there with that soil and summer heat.
I know some guys in KC that could help with guidance if serious.
Honestly with the storms I am suprised it made it all the way to Florida and our chilly 70 degree weekend.
Loudog
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Sounds good, I'll let it meld a bit longer. Was still delicious on the tacos regardless
Letting it rest is easier said than done.
Loudog
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So I was still a little hungry and just had one of my guilty pleasure late night stoner snacks, a frozen burrito. My move with them is to just dump a bunch of hot sauce(usually texas pete or currently Valentina's) on the plate and mop it up with each bite of the burrito. After doing that and getting a more full and true taste of the sauce on it's own, I can definitely tell it needs time to blend together more. So I'll be patiently waiting a couple weeks for it to come together fully. It'll be worth it for sure imo.Letting it rest is easier said than done.
When I make it I normally let it rest in my cave fridge for a month. I made this a little over 10 days ago. It only gets better. This years mash was super fruity and not very hot. I added some of my 2019 dried cayenne to the finished sauce and it added a little something different. I think that dried needs to reconstitute and mellow.
Still have the claim on Va Beach and Austin.
My mailbox was “undeliverable” yesterday. Hope it makes it today.
This batch, yes. I’ll make another soon.
Please put me down for at least one bottle.
Just got home and its there! Had a small taste and damn good work.
How much space you need?
An acre gets me more than enough. I have a few acres already for 2021. I want to get multiple plots around the country. My process works and makes an umami sauce that pretty much everyone that tried it loves it.
An acre of peppers? That’s big home garden.
I live on 9 acres and we grew 8 tomato plants in 4x8 planter boxes and it was a lot of tomatoes. I couldn’t imagine trying to tend to an acre.
I’ve been following the thread since you started it and the only reason I didn’t put in a request is that you had limited quantity. I don’t have as fine an appreciation for food as most people so I figured I would let the people who really love food enjoy it. I do like growing vegetables though and would love to be a part of this process.
Yea, it is a whole lotta peppers for sure. But to make a lot of DLJ I need a lot of peppers. I have a decent sized area at the house and have 4 friends who will grow for me. It probably isn’t an acre in total but it’s close. I think I can grow about 10-12 thousand plants in that kind of area. My experience is about 3/4 of a pound of cayenne’s per plant per season. That would be enough for quite a few barrels of mash. My recipe would give me about 25 bottles per pound of mash, give or take.
Do you want each man to grow an acre or are you looking for an acre in total? Now that I think about it, it has to be total, right? Because how could I ship you an acre of peppers?
I will grow some for this. Just tell me which ones you want me to plant.
Yea. An acre is way too much for one person. A shit load of work for sure. If I can get 20 people to grow 10-20 plants then we’d be on point.
Just got my sauce. Tastes great. I’ll put it in the fridge for awhile to
finish aging.
Nape, send me some seeds and I will plant them. I’m going to atart
roto tilling as soon as it gets dry enough.
I think I can plant in early to mid April here.
Thanks for the sauce. I know it was a lot of work.
finish aging.
Nape, send me some seeds and I will plant them. I’m going to atart
roto tilling as soon as it gets dry enough.
I think I can plant in early to mid April here.
Thanks for the sauce. I know it was a lot of work.
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Icculus
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I’d definitely like to help grow some peppers if you get to that point. They’d go perfect next to my basil, rosemary, and thyme. Thanks again for the sauce!
How many peppers are harvested from each plant? Never tried growing them
Depending on length of growing season 3/4 to 1 1/4 pounds per plant. I’d imagine that would be a lot more down south. My plants typically are full of fruit come first frost. I hang the plants in my garage and let the green peppers turn red and then dry them. I grind as needed. Soooo much better than the garbage dried cayenne you get at the store.
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Tough to do but worth it.
He’s better than me. I had to have a taste within 7 seconds of opening the package.
I'm sure I'll break.
And you did.....
If you make eggs your will power will wilt.
