It sounds yummy and I think I'd like to try it too, although, I'd be substituting the tabasco for something without vinegar. :) If anyone does this substituting fresh peppers, before I do, can you post what you substituted? I'm thinking habaneros and jalapenos. T --- Mark Ellis <mark@zymurgia.com> wrote: > > Here's a recipe I thought I'd share - havent tried > it yet but it looks > awesome! > > Cheers > Mark E. in Oz > > > Recipe Name: Habanero Lox With Jalapeno Goat Cheese > Spread > > > Serves: 4 > Prep Time: 16 hr > Occasion: Any > Effort: Average > Ingredients: > > a.. 5 1/3 oz. salmon filet > b.. 3/8 cup sugar > c.. 1/4 cup kosher salt > d.. 2 tablespoons TABASCO brand Habanero Pepper > Sauce > e.. 2 drops cayenne pepper > f.. 1/3 teaspoon paprika > g.. 2 teaspoons black pepper, cracked > h.. 1 sprig parsley, chopped > i.. 1 sprig dill, chopped > > > Goat Cheese Spread: > a.. 1/4 cup goat cheese > b.. 1 teaspoon TABASCO brand Green Pepper Sauce > c.. 1 sprig parsley, chopped > > > How to Prepare: > To make the salmon, in a small mixing bowl, > combine sugar, salt, TABASCO® > brand Habanero Pepper Sauce, cayenne pepper, cracked > black pepper, chopped > parsley and chopped dill. Fully cover each side of > salmon with curing mix. > Wrap with plastic wrap and place salmon between two > appropriately sized sheet > pans. Use weight to press. Let sit in refrigerator > for 16 hours. Slice very > thinly, 5 slices per portion. > > To make the goat cheese, combine the goat cheese, > TABASCO® brand Green Pepper > Sauce and chopped parsley. > > To serve, garnish with appropriate condiments. > > Serves 4. > ===== Tina Brooks VP Marketing, Peppermaster Hot Sauces www.peppermaster.com Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc. Phone: (514) 393-3430 26 St. Jean Baptiste, East Rigaud, Quebec, Canada J0P 1P0 Network with me on www.gourmetbusinessforum.com -- The premier online business community for food professionals