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Chile Oil

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2 cups

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Ingredients:

10 dried santaka chiles
2 cups peanut oil

Directions:

Heat the oil until hot, add the peppers, seeds and all, cover, and cook over a low heat until the peppers turn black. Remove from the heat and cool. Cover and let sit at room temperature for 8 hours. Strain through cheesecloth, cover, and refrigerate.

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This oil can be used as a dip or when you want a subtle chile flavor when frying or sauteing - caution, use only a small amount! This oil will keep indefinitely in the refrigerator. It may turn cloudy, but when set at room temperature it will clear.

 
 
 

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