Oh oh, be very, very careful Mary-Anne. Reaching into someone's private stock of scotch! That is akin to treason...well, almost. Speaking as a single malt drinker myself, I would say look for some blase blend. I know it is going to a good cause but single malt scotch whisky or uisky as they in bonnie Scotland. Yes, if you must breath a little water of life into your recipe go ahead but be careful. Pepper Gaz, lover of chiles and scotch > Ok, Alex, Myron and my buddies who've made this, I have a question. Being a > California wine gal---what whiskey do you suggest. I am sure I can nab some > from Steve's cabinet. But wait I think he has all that single malt Scotch > stuff. LOL > > Mary-Anne, who just might get in trouble.....but hey he ain't marked the > bottles. <VBEG> > > > << From: "Alex Silbajoris" <asilbajo@hotmail.com> > Subject: [CH] Re: Peri-Peri > > >From: Myron Menaker <myronm@bellsouth.net> > > >My recipe, the first one, can be quite potent! > > I'll vouch for that, I make it the same way. As the preparation does not > require heating, all of the pepper strength remains intact. The flavor is > not like any other hot product I can think of. Plus, as the oil and whiskey > separate, you can choose to use just the oil, just the whiskey, or emulsify > them and use them together. Lordy, what that can do to a bowl of hot broth. > > - - A >>