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Dried tepins; pequins, or stemmed and, crushed (remove seed if you don't like too much, heat)
4
oz
Tomato sauce; canned
1
tb
Pickle relish; optional
1
tb
Chili powder OR
2
ts
Paprika and
1/2
ts
Cumin; and
1/2
ts
Garlic powder
1
lg
Onion; minced
2
Garlic; chopped
2
tb
Bacon fat or veg. oil
8
oz
Catsup
5
tb
White vinegar
4
tb
Brown sugar
2
ts
Dry mustard
2
ts
Worcestershire
2
ts
Wright's hickory; smoke seasoning
INSTRUCTIONS
Cover the chiles with hot water and let soften for 15 min. Put them in a
blender and whirl until smooth with 1 c of the hot water. In a saucepan,
saute the onion and garlic in the fat. Add the blended chiles and all the
rest of the ingredients. Bring to a boil and lower the heat to low. Simmer
1/2 hour. Cool and then whirl in a blender until smooth.
Recipe by: adapted from 'Whole Chile Pepper Book'
Posted to recipelu-digest by "Christopher E. Eaves" <cea260@airmail.net> on
Feb 6, 98
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