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Smoked Cayenne Oil

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INGREDIENTS

1 Tall thin necked bottle to hold 2 to three cups approx.
10 Smoked cayenne peppers – coarsely chopped with a knife
Peanut oil or like to slightly over fill the bottle – should be able to withstand high heat without smoking

INSTRUCTIONS

This recipe is from a batch I made last November. Turned out great, not a
real lip scorcher, but a thing of beauty in the bottle.
Put peppers in a cast Iron skillet with burner on high. Add oil and heat to
a point just below smoking. Continue to cook at high heat for 15 min.
Reduce heat and hold for 3 to 4 hrs. Let cool to warm. Filter the oil with
cheese cloth and fill bottle. As a final touch add one whole smoked cayenne
to the bottle for looks and added heat. Use for stir fry etc.
Posted to recipelu-digest by molony <molony@scsn.net> on Feb 18, 1998

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