How to Make Homemade Habanero Salt for Spicy Flavor Boost

If you're a fan of spicy foods, you know that nothing compares to the heat and flavor of fresh hot peppers. And what better way to enjoy them than by making your own homemade hot sauce or spice blend? That's exactly what I did with the habanero peppers I picked fresh from my garden.
After washing and drying the peppers, I cut them into quarters and placed them in my dehydrator. This process removes the moisture from the peppers, intensifying their heat and flavor. Once the peppers were completely dry, I placed them in my herb grinder with a little bit of salt. The salt not only helps to preserve the peppers but also adds an extra layer of flavor.
As I ground the peppers, I could feel the heat emanating from the grinder. The aroma was intense and my eyes began to water. I quickly realized that I needed to be careful not to inhale the habanero dust, as it can be extremely irritating to the nose and throat. I recommend wearing gloves and a mask if you're sensitive to spicy aromas.
Once the peppers were ground into a fine powder, I poured the habanero salt into a container. This spicy seasoning can be used on just about anything - from eggs to tacos, soups to stews. I even added a sprinkle to my popcorn for a fun and flavorful snack.
Making your own homemade hot sauce or spice blend is a great way to experiment with different flavors and heat levels. Plus, it's a fun and rewarding process to see your peppers go from the garden to the table. Just be sure to handle the peppers with care and always wash your hands thoroughly after handling them.
So next time you're looking to add some heat to your favorite dish, try making your own habanero pepper salt. Your taste buds will thank you!

[@Samurai78420]

Hey Brother. Just subscribed. I'm a Chef that's always learning. Wanted to make some Habenero salt for a friend. I can't eat hot things so I never really make them. This was awesome and thank you for posting this. Hope you waited for a while before you took a piss after this, lmao 😂.

[@HewnfromtheMountain]

Thanks for the sub. I had a bumper crop of these last year. Here's my 'foodie' playlist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ2ac4RmmseNeNU&pp=gAQBiAQB

[@maximeallard-valade6494]

Do you remove seeds?

[@ImprovingMama]

Wear a mask so you don't pepper spray yourself any more lol😂