Fermented Pineapple Habanero Hot Sauce
Kaitlynn Fenley
Fermentation Expert
Sweet-heat pineapple habanero hot sauce, peppers fermented ~5โ6 weeks, then cooked and strained.
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Ingredients
- 60 grams habaneros
- 240 grams orange bell pepper
- 100 grams red onion
- 200 grams pineapple
- 50 grams garlic
- 180 grams water
- 38 grams salt
- 100 grams pineapple juice, sugar, or honey (after fermentation)
- 100 grams vinegar (after fermentation)
Instructions
- 1
Use a 32-oz jar for fermentation and a ~12-oz bottle for sauce.
- 2
Wash jar, weight, and lid.
- 3
Wash/chop peppers, onion, pineapple; crush/peel garlic.
- 4
Weigh produce to recipe amounts.
- 5
Weigh water into clean jar; dissolve weighed salt.
- 6
Pack peppers, onion, pineapple, garlic into jar with brine (tamp to submerge).
- 7
Add fermentation weight; ensure everything is submerged.
- 8
Secure lid; ferment at room temp 5โ6 weeks.
- 9
After fermentation, blend fermented solids + brine with sweetener and vinegar until smooth.
- 10
Simmer ~10 minutes.
- 11
Strain through colander; save pulp as pepper paste.
- 12
Return liquid to pot; simmer 10โ15 minutes to reduce/thicken.
- 13
Bottle with funnel; cap after slightly cooled. Refrigerate; use within a year.
Recipe Notes
- Peppers >500,000 Scoville can inhibit fermentation; mix with milder peppers.
- Cooking stops fermentation, preserves sweet flavor, and thickens sauce.
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