Yield<\/strong>: 5 half-pints<\/p>\r\n\r\n Do you want to know a secret? Hot sauce isn’t actually that hard to make at home!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":7006,"featured_media":705519,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"ep_exclude_from_search":false,"footnotes":""},"tags":[305982,305487,305997,303887,303883],"categories-v2":[311717,310796,308478,308476],"coauthors":[50034],"acf":{"long_pin":"","long_pin_file":false,"ncv_override_generic_settings_option":false,"ncv_autoplay_option":"","ncv_stickyplay_option":"","ncv_ads_option":"","ncv_mute_option":"","ncv_comscore_option":"","ncv_moat_option":"","ncv_autoplay_mobile_option":"","ncv_viewable_threshold_option":"","ncv_sticky_offset_option":"","ncv_autopause_option":"","ncv_sticky_offset_mobile_option":"","ncv_autopause_mobile_option":"","ncv_sticky_mobile_option":"","ncv_remove_player_option":false},"yoast_head":"\n Lindsay has been writing for digital publications for seven years and has 10 years of experience working as a professional chef. She became a full-time food writer at Taste Recipes<\/em> in 2023, although she\u2019s been a regular contributor since 2017. Throughout her career, Lindsay has been a freelance writer and recipe developer for multiple publications, including Wide Open Media, Tasting Table, Mashed<\/em> and SkinnyMs<\/em>.<\/p>\r\n Lindsay is an accomplished product tester and spent six years as a freelance product tester at Reviewed<\/em> (part of the USA Today network). She has tested everything from cooking gadgets to knives, cookware sets, meat thermometers, pizza ovens and more than 60 grills (including charcoal, gas, kamado, smoker and pellet grills).<\/p>\r\n Lindsay still cooks professionally for pop-up events, especially when she can highlight local, seasonal ingredients. As a writer, Lindsay loves sharing her skills and experience with home cooks. She aspires to motivate others to gain confidence in the kitchen. When she\u2019s not writing, you\u2019ll find her cooking with fresh produce from the farmers market or planning a trip to discover the best new restaurants.<\/p>","twitter":"","instagram":"https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/linzdmattison\/","facebook":"","public_email":"","linkedin":"https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/in\/lindsaydmattison\/","tiktok":"","youtube":"","location":"Portland, OR","school_and_year":"University of Tennessee","education":" Lindsay has been a food writer, recipe developer and product tester for seven years. She\u2019s a culinary school graduate who specializes in sustainable food and seasonal ingredients. She draws on her professional chef background to develop recipes and help home cooks gain confidence in the kitchen. When Lindsay isn\u2019t writing, you\u2019ll find her cooking with fresh produce from the farmers market or planning a trip to discover the best new restaurants.<\/p>","user_nicename":"lindsay-mattison","type":"guest-author","nickname":""}},"extracted_shortcodes":{"[collection id=\"9851\" title=\"Hungry for Wings?\"]":{"ID":9851,"post_author":"7051","post_date":"2019-04-25 14:56:46","post_date_gmt":"2019-04-25 19:56:46","post_content":"Ingredients<\/strong><\/h3>\r\n
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Step 1: Prepare your peppers<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nCut the habanero and serrano peppers in half. Discard the stems and seeds, saving just the flesh. Meanwhile, cover the arbol chiles with boiling water and set them aside to rehydrate for 10 minutes. Once they are softened, strain out the chilies and discard the water.\r\n\r\nTest Kitchen tip:\u00a0<\/strong>Always wear gloves when handling hot peppers. Those spicy oils will seep into your skin and remain there (even after washing your hands). That means trouble if you touch your eyes or other sensitive areas later in the day!\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n
Step 2: Cook the vegetables<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nIn a well-ventilated area, fill a 6-quart stockpot with a gallon of water and bring it to a boil. Add the carrots, onions and garlic and simmer until soft, about 20 minutes. Remove the vegetables to a bowl with a slotted spoon.\r\n\r\nAdd the peppers to the stockpot and return the mixture to a boil. Boil for 1 minute before removing the peppers to the vegetable bowl. Discard any remaining water.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n
Step 3: Blend it up<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nPlace the cooked vegetables and chilies in a high-powered blender. Add the water, vinegar, lime juice, salt and pepper to the blender. Puree until the mixture is very smooth before placing the pureed hot sauce into a large saucepot. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat. Remove the pot from the range and set it aside.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n \r\n
Step 4: Process the jars<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nMeanwhile, prepare five half-pint jars for canning by sanitizing them according to the package directions. Carefully ladle the boiled hot sauce into the hot half-pint jars, leaving 1\/2-inch headspace at the top. Remove the air bubbles and adjust the headspace, if necessary, by adding additional hot sauce.\r\n\r\nWipe the rims clean and center the sanitized lids on top of the jars. Screw the bands on until they are fingertip tight. Place the jars into a canner with simmering water until they are completely submerged and covered with water. Bring the canner to a boil and process for 10 minutes. Carefully remove the jars from the canner and allow them to cool at room temperature.\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nNow that you have hot sauce on hand, use it to spice up your favorite dishes! We love it for brunch on top of fluffy scrambled eggs<\/a>, or to make the best hot wings of your life<\/a>.\r\n\r\n\t\t\t
<\/a><\/div>Barbecue Chicken Wings<\/a>What's the secret to creating sweet and tangy baked barbecue chicken wings? Coat them in baking powder to help them crisp up in the oven, then wait until the end to add the barbecue sauce for a perfect glaze.
<\/a><\/div>Baked Chicken Wings<\/a>Skip the greasy mess of deep-frying. These easy baked chicken wings are juicy on the inside and extra-crispy on the outside, thanks to a bit of baking powder.
<\/a><\/div>Crispy Buffalo Wings<\/a>You can get crispy Buffalo wings from your oven! With the tips and tricks in this easy recipe, you might never use another chicken wing recipe again.
<\/a><\/div>Garlic Parmesan Wings<\/a>Skip the trip to the sports bar and make garlic Parmesan wings at home. The cheesy garlic butter sauce maximizes flavor, while a quick pass under the broiler makes them outrageously crispy.
<\/a><\/div>Smoked Chicken Wings<\/a>The best smoked chicken wings are deeply flavorful, as well as juicy on the inside and perfectly crisp on the outside. Here's how to smoke chicken wings that will wow the guests at your next game-day party.
<\/a><\/div>Air-Fryer Chicken Wings<\/a>Take your next tailgate, watch party or weeknight dinner to the next level by learning how to make air-fryer chicken wings. They're just as crispy as deep-fried wings and cook faster than oven-baked wings.
<\/a><\/div>Fried Lemon-Pepper Wings<\/a>No game day is complete without a platter of chicken wings. Give Buffalo a break this week with crispy lemon-pepper wings. The buttery, citrusy sauce is a refreshing change of pace.
<\/a><\/div>Honey-Barbecue Chicken Wings<\/a>These honey-barbecue wings will satisfy even the biggest game-day snacks enthusiast! The wings are fried until crisp, and the sweet-and-savory sauce sticks to every delicious bite.
<\/a><\/div>Five-Spice Chicken Wings<\/a>These baked Asian chicken wings are tender, juicy and irresistible. They soak up complex flavors from an Asian-inspired marinade made with sweet chili sauce, fish sauce, garlic and Chinese five-spice powder.
<\/a><\/div>Honey-Mustard Chicken Wings<\/a>Homemade baked honey-mustard wings are packed with flavor, thanks to spicy mustard and your favorite honey, and they're easy to make for any gathering.
<\/a><\/div>Teriyaki Chicken Wings<\/a>The next time you're craving a platter of wings, look no further than this easy teriyaki chicken wings recipe.
<\/a><\/div>Breaded Chicken Wings<\/a>Breaded chicken wings are simple and delicious\u2014and you don\u2019t need a deep-fryer to pull them off. These tasty wings crisp up to golden-brown perfection after just 30 minutes in the oven.
<\/a><\/div>Best-Ever Fried Chicken Wings<\/a>Only salt and the right frying oil is needed for juicy, crispy-skinned fried chicken wings. Pair the wings with any of these three fantastic sauce options.
<\/a><\/div>Crispy Grilled Wings<\/a>My family is full of chicken-wing fiends. If there's ever a wing-eating contest, my husband and daughter are entering. Our preference is crispy wings, which can be achieved easily on the grill. \u2014Audrey Alfaro, Boise, Idaho
<\/a><\/div>Lip-Smacking Peach & Whiskey Wings<\/a>These sweet, spicy, sticky chicken wings are lip-smacking good! You could use fresh peaches in place of canned. However, I would add a few tablespoons of brown sugar if so. \u2014Sue Falk, Sterling Heights, Michigan
<\/a><\/div>Sticky Honey Chicken Wings<\/a>This recipe was given to me by a special lady who was like a grandmother to me. \u2014Marisa Raponi, Vaughan, Ontario
<\/a><\/div>Hot Wings<\/a>You'll find these hot wings have just the right amount of zip. But if you want them a little hotter\u2014as we often do\u2014simply add more hot pepper sauce. I hope you enjoy them! \u2014Dawn Wright, Moline, Michigan
<\/a><\/div>Sticky Maple Pepper Glazed Chicken Wings<\/a>This is one of my favorite appetizers to make over the holidays! The coarse ground pepper cuts the sweetness of the maple syrup by adding just the right amount of heat. These chicken wings are best fresh out of the oven (they are nice and crispy), but they are also delicious if made ahead and kept warm in a slow cooker. \u2014Shannon Dobos, Calgary, Alberta
<\/a><\/div>Ginger-Orange Wings<\/a>The sweet-and-sour sauce in this recipe was originally for pork spareribs, but my family has always enjoyed it this way. The longer the wings sit in the ketchup, ginger and orange marmalade sauce, the better they taste. They can be served warm or cold.\r\n-Lora Fletcher, Lyons, Oregon\r\n
<\/a><\/div>Quentin\u2019s Peach-Bourbon Wings<\/a>My father and husband love bourbon flavor, so I add it to tangy wings baked in peach preserves. Stand back and watch these wings fly. \u2014Christine Winston, Richmond, Virginia
<\/a><\/div>Chili-Lime Chicken Wings<\/a>Who would have guessed that mixing maple syrup, chili sauce and lime juice would make chicken wings taste so good? Family and guests alike will scramble to ensure they get more than one of these utterly delicious wings - so be sure to make extras! \u2014Taste Recipes Test Kitchen
<\/a><\/div>Sweet 'n' Tangy Chicken Wings<\/a>Sticky sweet and sour chicken wings are a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. This version comes together in the slow cooker, making it an excellent option for potlucks and parties.
<\/a><\/div>Slow-Cooked Cranberry Hot Wings<\/a>Cranberry wings remind me of all the wonderful celebrations and parties we've had through the years. My daughter\u2019s friends can\u2019t get enough of these wings. \u2014Noreen McCormick Danek, Cromwell, Connecticut
<\/a><\/div>Sticky Chicken Wings<\/a>You'll want to keep an extra stack of napkins nearby once people start reaching for these sweet and sticky wings. The brown sugar marinade makes every bite finger-lickin' good! \u2014Laura Mahaffey, Annapolis, Maryland
<\/a><\/div>Spicy Butterscotch Wings<\/a>We love big-time-spicy chicken wings. I do a caramel sauce to balance the heat, but you could also glaze the wings with melted brown sugar. \u2014Aaron Salazar, Westminster, Colorado
<\/a><\/div>Sweet & Spicy Chicken Wings<\/a>The meat literally falls off the bones of these wings! Spice lovers will get a kick out of the big sprinkling of red pepper flakes. \u2014Sue Bayless, Prior Lake, Minnesota\r\n
<\/a><\/div>Peanutty Chicken Wings<\/a>A pleasant, mild blend of peanut and curry flavors makes up the sauce for these wings. I doubled the recipe, and was I glad I did! The tasty wings were devoured. \u2014Kristen Proulx, Canton, New York
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Barbecue Chicken Wings<\/a><\/h2>What's the secret to creating sweet and tangy baked barbecue chicken wings? Coat them in baking powder to help them crisp up in the oven, then wait until the end to add the barbecue sauce for a perfect glaze.
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Baked Chicken Wings<\/a><\/h2>Skip the greasy mess of deep-frying. These easy baked chicken wings are juicy on the inside and extra-crispy on the outside, thanks to a bit of baking powder.
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Crispy Buffalo Wings<\/a><\/h2>You can get crispy Buffalo wings from your oven! With the tips and tricks in this easy recipe, you might never use another chicken wing recipe again.
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Garlic Parmesan Wings<\/a><\/h2>Skip the trip to the sports bar and make garlic Parmesan wings at home. The cheesy garlic butter sauce maximizes flavor, while a quick pass under the broiler makes them outrageously crispy.
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Smoked Chicken Wings<\/a><\/h2>The best smoked chicken wings are deeply flavorful, as well as juicy on the inside and perfectly crisp on the outside. Here's how to smoke chicken wings that will wow the guests at your next game-day party.
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Air-Fryer Chicken Wings<\/a><\/h2>Take your next tailgate, watch party or weeknight dinner to the next level by learning how to make air-fryer chicken wings. They're just as crispy as deep-fried wings and cook faster than oven-baked wings.