R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

Last post 05-10-2008 1:40 PM by chefly. 6 replies.
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  • 05-09-2008 7:57 PM

    R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

    This was part of a recipe Jill posted for Open-Faced Steak Sandwiches With Damn Hot Peppers. I loved the sound of the recipe but we don't eat steak and rarely eat beef, so I made just the hot peppers. The recipe wasn't real clear so I seeded the peppers that were fairly mild to begin with, so the sauce had some bite but wasn't deadly hot. (I always taste a small bite of pepper raw to see how spicy they are. You can always leave some of the seeds in for more heat.) I made half the recipe and used a 28 oz. can of crushed tomatoes. I served this open faced with sliced turkey smoked sausage on top of baked multi-grain garlic bread. I sprinkled the top with shredded Parmesan and OMG was it delicious! This sauce could be used in so may ways, in a bun with Italian sausage, on top of burgers, over pasta, even as an open faced steak sandwich as the original recipe says. Lol. Half a recipe makes a lot so unless you are canning it or feeding a crowd cut it in half or quarters. Jill, this is one great recipe. Thank you for posting it on Janie's birthday thread.

    chefly 

     

    Posted by Jilliebean

    Damn Hot Peppers

    • FROM: Michael Chiarello's Casual Cooking Cookbook-Signed
      As Seen On: Perfect Birthday Menu (106)

     Serves: Serves 4


    1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
    7 green peppers, halved, seeded, and cut into 1-inch square pieces
    1 pound jalapeños, cut into 1/8-inch slices
    Gray salt
    3-1/2 pounds (56 oz.) crushed tomatoes or 7 cups fresh tomato concassi (peeled, seeded and diced tomatoes)
    Small bunch of basil leaves
    1/4 cup red wine vinegar

    Heat the oil in a very large pot. Add the peppers, jalapeños, and salt to taste. Cook over medium-high heat for about 20 minutes, or until the peppers have softened and are partially tender. There will still be some liquid left in the pot.

    Add the tomatoes and the basil leaves. Lower the heat and continue to cook for about 30 minutes, until the peppers are tender. Add additional salt if needed. Remove from the heat.

    If canning, add the vinegar, place in canning jars, and process according to the manufacturer's instructions. Or, store in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.

  • 05-10-2008 5:05 AM In reply to

    Re: R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

     Chef, What a nice little recipe.  This would be great with some meatloaf~  or like you suggested good with many things~  Thanks for your review and Jillie, thanks for sharing this great little recipe~   Gm  ~Janie~

  • 05-10-2008 8:12 AM In reply to

    Re: R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

     Janie, I hadn't thought of serving it with meatloaf, great idea.

    chefly 

  • 05-10-2008 8:18 AM In reply to

    Re: R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

    Thank you for the review Chefly and to Jill for the recipes!   Will have to go check out the original post    :)


    Aw, and I missed Janie's bday?   I sure hope it was a special day for a special lady!  {{JANIE}}

    Jolene

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  • 05-10-2008 8:30 AM In reply to

    Re: R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

     

    So glad it worked out for you chefly. I don't think it would be something I would try with all those maters, but I bet so many people here would. Thank-you for your rev. Hugs~
  • 05-10-2008 9:20 AM In reply to

    Re: R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

    How about on some on eggs?Yum!

    Thanks for your review on this chefly and to Jillie for the recipe.Even tho she can`t have any.Sad

     Hi to everyone.

     Rosie

  • 05-10-2008 1:40 PM In reply to

    Re: R&R: Damn Hot Peppers. Darn Good! (5/9/08)

     Rosie, I'll try it on eggs tonight.

    chefly 

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