>Alex wrote, Snip: that involved layering chopped red chiles in salt, letting >them sit at room temp for a week or so, and then adding vinegar > >Is this it? Realize these peppers not red. >> Here's how I do it: >> Get a good sized crock, about 5-7 gallons. >> Take banana or Hungarian Hot Wax, cut in half, or just make one cut, and >> remove seeds. (wear gloves or you'll be sorry!) >> Layer in bottom of crock, salt layer with "pickling salt". >> Continue layering and salting until crock is almost full. >> Place plate or wooden disk inside crock, on peppers and place a weight, >such >> as a brick on top and store in a cool dry place, such as the basement. >> Every two days or so, tip crock and drain water out. At end of 5 to 7 >days, >> drain water again. >> Mix up 2/3 cider vinegar with 1/3 olive oil to cover peppers completely in >> crock, add garlic cloves and oregano to suit. >> In a week or two, you can start enjoying your peppers. Similar, or as they say, close enough for rock'n'roll. This one looks pretty good too. Thanks! Alex