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Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

author:Wind smoke 1980

1. Spring, plant peppers, summer harvest.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

Self-grown corded peppers

2. Pick the bright, ruddy and shiny peppers, wash them and let them dry.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

3. Prepare the accessories: garlic cloves, potatoes, ginger, apples, onions to taste.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

4. Cut the pepper into small pieces and crush them in a blender.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

5. Pour the crushed chili peppers into the wok, then crush the prepared ingredients into a puree and pour them into the wok.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

6. Add an appropriate amount of thirteen spices, salt, monosodium glutamate (or chicken essence), sesame oil, soybean oil, pepper and other spices (according to your own taste).

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

Wang Shouyi's is still good

7. Simmer until the pot is boiling.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

8. Let cool, bottle, refrigerate and preserve.

Foodie's Chili Sauce (Homemade)

Bottles are washed with 65 degrees of white wine

Friendly tips: a: the spiciness can be adjusted by adding small peppers;

b: More salt, refrigeration is conducive to anti-corrosion.

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