Roasted Pepper-Salt Blend

"This recipe is very versatile and I have listed a variety of the options available. This can be used for meats, chicken, soups, salads, where a recipe calls for salt and pepper. The recipe was printed in the winter 2007 Sabroso; however, the recipe is from Morton."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
4
Yields:
1/3 cup
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ingredients

  • 14 cup peppercorn blend (option 1)
  • 14 cup szechwan pepper, thorns and twigs removed (option 2)
  • 14 cup dried red chili (option 3)
  • 12 cup kosher salt
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directions

  • In a heavy skillet, combine the salt with 1 of the options given.
  • Toast over moderate heat, stirring constantly, until the salt turns off-white. This should take about 5 minutes.
  • Adjust heat as necessary to keep the peppercorns or chili for burning being careful as both the chili and peppercorns will pop during this process.
  • Remove the mixture from heat and allow to cool somewhat.
  • Place the ingredients in a clean coffee or spice grinder and blend until a fine powder.
  • Sift through a sieve to remove any husks or debris.
  • Store mix in a clean dry jar with a tight fighting lid.

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Reviews

  1. I really love this idea! I used a peppercorn blend. I think you could use this in/on almost anything! You'd pay through the nose for this pre-packaged! Thanks!
     
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