This hot red chilli sauce is for the lovers of spicy food. Can be used as a side dish to all your meals to add a little spice to your life. Warning: This sauce is very hot! Adjust the amount of chilli to your liking. The health benefits of chillies are many, provided they suit your constitution and digestion. These are discussed at the end of this page. The nutritional profile of red chillies includes: capsaicin, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin B6, vitamin K, copper, iron, etc.
Cost: £1.50 (GBP)
Prep time:
Cook time:
Total time:
Tomatoes, large:
4 whole
Onion, small:
one whole
Garlic:
one clove
Habanero Chilli Peppers (scotch bonnets):
two whole
Ginger, fresh:
0.5 inch cube (1.5cm cube), without skin
White wine vinegar:
1 tbsp
Soy Sauce, dark:
1 tbsp
Bay leaves:
2 whole
Spinach:
as desired
Water:
1/2-1 dl
Olive oil:
3 tbsp
This chilli sauce recipe goes especially well with the salmon curry.
"The World's Healthiest Foods" (Whfoods.com) reports that red chillies have been reported to fight inflammation, work as a natural pain reliever, reduce cholesterol, be good for the heart and veins, dissolve blood clots, help clear mucus, lose weight, etc. In the same article it is stated that they may also lower the risk of type 2 diabetes, help you lose weight and help stop the spread of prostate cancer. I assume all these benefits would only come from continued and regular use of red chillies.
Make plenty of this chilli sauce and store it in a freezer, so that you can just melt as much as you need in preparation for a new week. Heat up before serving.
Canned tomatoes can also be used although fresh tomatoes will provide more health benefits.
This is one of the many chilli sauces my boyfriend makes. His cooking, and definitely the amount of chilli he uses (!), is primarily influenced by West African cooking.
Latest Articles
Most Popular Articles
Collection of Best Raw Food Articles
Juice Fasting Articles
Book Summaries
Natural Remedy Library A-Z
Edition 3.0: Cheap Revolutionary Health Ebook: 68 Natural Tricks and Methods - The Amazing Power of Small Everyday Tasks
Ulla is the Editor of Cheap Health Revolution, covering natural remedies and health solutions. Read more about Ulla and this website here: "About CHR"