Ok, not really a question, as such...more a request for ideas. Whatever. The previous batch of hot sauce came out almost perfect...so, having taken notes on what to change next time (don't chop the peppers as fine, use a drop or two of red food coloring---orange hot sauce is just wrong, IMHO, etc.), it's time to do something new. The previous batch used about this list of ingredients: 200 g orange habs (most from store---I didn't have any ripe habs yet) 175 g cayenne (from garden) 1# baby carrots 2 med white onions several cloves garlic vinegar small bit of kosher salt For this one, I've got a whole lot of habs (also orange) and cayennes that I've picked over the last week or so, and I'll be using all of them. Here's what I'm starting with: 365 g habaneros --- coarsely chopped store-bought hummus container of habanero mash (about 2 cups) 325 g cayennes --- coarsely chopped 3 med white onions lots of garlic kosher salt from hab mash...no more extra vinegar as needed What's missing is the carrots from above. So far, I'm thinking mango (I seem to recall there's a trick to using mango, but I don't remember what it was...any help on this one?), peach (deadly to me until it's cooked, so will require special handling), mango+peach, or [insert ideas here]. Oh, and I don't have enough hot sauce bottles to handle the amount this will make, even if I didn't still have most of them full from the previous batch...so this will be going into Kerr jars (prob. all pint sized). Suggestions for something to go where the carrots were before? Thanks, --jim -- 73 DE N5IAL (/4) MiSTie #49997 < Running FreeBSD 7.0 > spooky130@cox.net ICBM/Hurricane: 30.39735N 86.60439W Do not look into laser with remaining eye!