If Rael were around, instead of in Old Miss....he would say use a food mill, which is a conical affair, with a wooden dooey with which to force the whatever throught the mill. Like a giant strainer, which takes elbow grease....Cheers, Doug in BC Mary Going wrote: > At 07:55 AM 6/19/01 -0700, Ted Wagner wrote:Which leads me to a > question. I was not satisfied with the texture of > >my sauce. I like the smooth texture you find with my sauces. I used > >both a food processor and a blender but didn't get a smooth blend...I > >had small bits and pieces. How can you get the sauce so smooth? > > Ted, > > I haven't tried this, but it seems that a juicer would do the trick... of > course that's an investment, so you might try straining the sauce to remove > the bits. > > - mary > > *********************************************************************** > FireGirl - http://firegirl.com (Even the devil shops here.) > Over 800 hot sauces and other spicy products! > 800-296-9646* 207-774-7212 * Fax: 207-774-7236 > ***********************************************************************