Homemade Chili Sauce
Let’s be real, who’s still eating food with that cap kaki sauce? Time to stop, Bestie! Store-bought chili sauces often hide questionable ingredients, preservatives, and who-knows-what in their bottles. Why take the risk when you can enjoy a cleaner, healthier, and way more flavorful option?
Say hello to Homemade Chili Sauce, your ultimate foodie game-changer! Made fresh, with no preservatives, and packed with bold, authentic flavors, it’s the perfect match for all your favorite dishes. Whether you’re spicing up snacks or elevating a main course, this sauce is here to bring the heat – the healthy way. 🌶️💯
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Because good food isn’t just about taste. It’s about quality, health, and making every meal a celebration. So, are you ready to take your taste buds on a flavorful, guilt-free journey? Let’s do this!
Course Condiments and Sauces
Cuisine American
Keyword sauce, spicy, homemade, chili sauce, homemade chili sauce
Prep 5 minutes
Cook 20 minutes
Servings 20 servings
Ingredients
Ingredients A:
450 gr tomatoes, soaked in apple cider vinegar for 15 minutes. Rinse and remove seeds.
200 gr curly red chili peppers. Rinse and remove seeds.
100 gr bird's eye chili peppers. Rinse and remove seeds.
100 gr garlic
1 liter water
Ingredients B:
250 mL water
40 gr lemon juice
50 gr sorghum sugar
2 tbsp coconut aminos
4 tsp sea salt
Instructions
- Clean the red curly and bird's eye chili peppers, remove the chili seeds.
- Boil tomatoes, chili peppers, and garlic until boiling. Then continue boiling for 30 minutes over low heat with a covered pot.
- Blend garlic, chili peppers, tomatoes, and water in ingredients B.
- Add lemon juice, sorghum sugar, coconut aminos, and sea salt.
- Cook again for 45-60 minutes over low heat with a covered pot. Stir occasionally.
- Store in sterilized glass jars.
Tips
1. If you prefer a milder taste, you can add tomatoes according to your taste. Conversely, if you prefer a spicier taste, you can increase the amount of bird's eye chili peppers.
2. You can use ripe, red local tomatoes.
3. You can use other low-GI sugars according to your preference such as: coconut sugar, palm sugar, or cassava sugar.
4. Homemade Chili Sauce can last for 2 weeks in the chiller, and 3 months in the freezer.
5. The use of plastic gloves is recommended as chili peppers contain capsaicin which can cause a hot and spicy sensation on the skin.
6. If you prefer a slightly thinner sauce, the final cooking process can be done in just 30-45 minutes or according to your preference.
