rDate: Wed, 12 Jun 1996 15:40:27 -0700 From: jknoble@interserv.com
One of our very favorite ways of preserving habs is habanero honey. We
make ultrahot, medium & mild. Unbelievably good raw on breakfast type
foods, toast, etc. and really great for cooking. Honey is a very good
preservative, since it is so pure it doesn't decay in any way.
Slice the habs in half & seed. Wash well & dry. Pour a good quality honey
into sterilized jars & push as many of the habs in as you like. Get all
the air bubbles out. Because habs are they way they are, they will outgas.
So periodically unscrew the caps to release the gases. At that time, stir.
The honey gets thinned as the hab juices mix in. Taste at this time also.
When you decide it is time to pull out the habs, use them to cook with.
Yummy - fruit salad, hot & sweet recipes,etc. Once the habs are out, no
more outgasing occurs.
This year I'm going to try it with other chiles as well.
Frankly, I've always wanted to keep bees. I've had an extension service
booklet on beekeeping for over 20 yrs. in hope that one day I'll get my act
together & do it. I'd say - go for it. They're very nice, gentle & they
will pollinate your chiles & tomatillos for you.
CHILE-HEADS DIGEST V3 #012
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