Steps
- 1
Chop tops off habeneros. I leave seeds in during process because I have no taste buds left. Chop peppers finely.
- 2
Add vinegar, salt,garlic and lime juice to pan and bring to gentle boil. Keep well ventilated, the peppers will fill the kitchen with a fiery aroma.
- 3
Once boiling, add peppers to pan and continue to boil for 5 minutes.
- 4
Remove from stove and place in food processor or blender and make a puree out of everything.
- 5
Seal in Mason jars. I add various course sea salts to cover exposed pepper and vary the flavor slightly. Store for 3-4 weeks for best taste, as always the longer the better. It so hot it seems like it never spoils.
- 6
Using fine strainer or cheese cloth, strain out juice from pulp and bottle as needed. The left over pulp mixture is great as a salsa or just adding to this and that.
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