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Here is one we spun off one of Andi's techniques. Cool

SMOKED HABANERO KETCHUP
  • 1 lb. can peaches,syrup well drained and saved
  • 1 lb. can Roma tomatoes,crushed ,well drained and juice saved
  • 1 cup yellow onion,coarse chopped
  • 2 cloves garlic,peeled
  • 1 Habanero[ or about 4 chipotles or pickled jalapenos],coarse cut



Place all above in single layer in a shallow pan and smoke at 225� for about 30 mins,with an oz. of fruitwood.Remove and let cool to room temp.

Add reserved liquids to small saucepan with:
  • 1/4 cup cider vinegar
  • 1 Tbsp. brown sugar
  • 1 tsp. coarse salt
  • 1 tsp. ground cumin
  • 1 tsp. dry Colman's mustard
  • 1/4 tsp. allspice powder



Reduce over low heat to a thick syrup.

Let cool and add to a blender or processor with the cooled ,smoked vegetables.

Puree and store overnight in a jar in refrigerator.

Use as ketchup along with smoked foods.
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Hey,Andi.

It would be a little thicker if I cooked down the final product,instead of just the liquids.

I didn't want to risk losing the smokiness in the steam,so I have not tried cooking it all down yet.

The island folks down here like to add a little cinnamon and fresh nutmeg to ketchups like this,but I didn't want to complicate the taste on a trial run. Wink
I will make it right, Tom. I am a self-proclaimed Condiment Specialist! And, Russ brought me home a huge crockpot from the cannery last night. Just right! About 2-3 days in that baby with the lid askew and we be in Catsup City!

I love the use of allspice and Colemans in the recipe with the peaches. Killer! `Course, I am an allspice fan anyway, and I couldn't live w/o Colemans mustard. Ever see their website? Easy on the eyes. Smiler

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