---------- > From: John Dickson <jdickson@global.net.au> > To: chile-heads@globalgarden.com > Subject: worcestershire sauce. > Date: Tuesday, 17 March 1998 13:37 > > Hi everyone. I have been a subscriber to the group for some three months > now and have certainly increased my knowledge of all things chile ----for > which I have had a passion for many years. > I have a very good recipe for worcester sauce, which I have developed over > a long period of time and thought I would share it with the readers. > The recipe I am listing will make about 5 or 6 litres but you can reduce > the quantities to make a lesser amount if you wish. > JD's Hot Sauce. > 4 litres of good quality brown malt vinegar > 2kilos of treacle.(3 tins 850 mls) > 2 oz salt > 1 oz whole cloves > 4 oz cayenne pepper or other hot chillie powder > 20-30 hot fresh chillies (more if you like it real hot) > 4 oz fresh garlic cloves > 4 oz fresh ginger > 4Tbs Tamarind concentrate > 1 cup of thick black soya sauce > 4 brown onions > Method > Use food proccessor to finely chop garlic, onion, ginger and fresh > chillies. > Add all ingredients to a large enamel or stainless steel pot (8 litres > plus) and bring to the boil. Simmer for 2 hours with the lid on. When cool > allow to stand over night. > Next day stir the pot well and strain through a good strainer into another > pot before transferring back into the vinegar containers. Make sure as much > of the fine sediment as possible remains in the sauce. > Shake well and transfer into smaller bottles as required. Hope you enjoy > it. > John Dickson. Perth Western Australia.