I haven't tried any of those really hot ones, reapers or ghosts or similar. To be honest my tolerance for heat isn't real high. The habaneros I used in this sauce or scotch bonnets in bajan Sauces are about as hot as I can go. But maybe I should try something hotter. I have had a couple Sauces that actually hurt to eat but had SUCH good flavor.That looks delicious. My buddy grows all the exotic insane peppers (reapers, ghost, scotch bonnet etc) and makes his own hot sauces. I can’t go back to regular hot sauce anymore. The fresh stuff is just so much better. Once you get used to the ridiculous heat index; all the natural sweetness from the peppers really start to come out.
Well that looks amazing. Surprised your tomatoes are ready to go. Mine are still green.Smoked salsa is done. Mix of tomatoes from my garden, garlic, onions, bell peppers, serranos, chipotles and a few habaneros, all smoked with mesquite and charred.
Flavor is very mesquite heavy but the brightness/acid of the tomatoes and spice of the peppers balances it.
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Those literally just ripened in the last week lolWell that looks amazing. Surprised your tomatoes are ready to go. Mine are still green.
Smoked salsa is done. Mix of tomatoes from my garden, garlic, onions, bell peppers, serranos, chipotles and a few habaneros, all smoked with mesquite and charred.
Flavor is very mesquite heavy but the brightness/acid of the tomatoes and spice of the peppers balances it.
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add the tomatoes in last, and do it a chunk at a time. Keeps the consistency from getting too watery. You can also throw the salsa over the stove and cook some of the water out.I have a hard time getting a good consistency. Mine always turns out too watery.