Orangeredblooded
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I will probably do something like 2 tsp as a pepper equivalent and then make the recipe as if I am using two peppers. I hope this works out. The worst thing is seeding and blending the peppers. I will still wear gloves to put it on the chicken.It’s very hot. I would just try a drop to start. I slather it over everything, but I’m use to it.
I hope you still taste it first. What peppers are you blending? You might have already said, missed it. When I lived in Jamaica, we grew used to tasting scotch bonnet, when dad’s company would send representatives down, he would always take them out to enjoy local cuisine and explain it to them. There was this one that insisted trying jerk chicken and pork, off the street. Mind you, the corporate guy (had pasty white skin), had been in the hot sun all day, drank red stripe and tore into the jerk. He was sick for two days.I will probably do something like 2 tsp as a pepper equivalent and then make the recipe as if I am using two peppers. I hope this works out. The worst thing is seeding and blending the peppers. I will still wear gloves to put it on the chicken.
LulzI hope you still taste it first. What peppers are you blending? You might have already said, missed it. When I lived in Jamaica, we grew used to tasting scotch bonnet, when dad’s company would send representatives down, he would always take them out to enjoy local cuisine and explain it to them. There was this one that insisted trying jerk chicken and pork, off the street. Mind you, the corporate guy (had pasty white skin), had been in the hot sun all day, drank red stripe and tore into the jerk. He was sick for two days.
the recipe calls for 4 - 6 scotch bonnets. I usually make them with 2 -4 depending on the pepper size.I hope you still taste it first. What peppers are you blending? You might have already said, missed it. When I lived in Jamaica, we grew used to tasting scotch bonnet, when dad’s company would send representatives down, he would always take them out to enjoy local cuisine and explain it to them. There was this one that insisted trying jerk chicken and pork, off the street. Mind you, the corporate guy (had pasty white skin), had been in the hot sun all day, drank red stripe and tore into the jerk. He was sick for two days.