Roast the peppers
10 minRoast the yellow chilies in a hot pan until the skins darken slightly.
Peru's essential yellow chili, aji amarillo, is roasted and peeled, then blended with onion and garlic into a smooth sauce. Portioned into ice cube trays, this sauce can be kept in the freezer for months.
Roast the yellow chilies in a hot pan until the skins darken slightly.
Transfer the roasted chilies to a plate and let them cool.
Peel the cooled chilies and thoroughly clean out the seeds.
Blend the peeled chilies with the onion, garlic, oil and vinegar until smooth, then stir in the salt.
Pour the sauce into ice cube trays; once frozen, pop them out and store in a bag in the freezer.
Wear gloves when removing the seeds and inner membranes from the peppers, or the heat can linger on your hands for hours.
If you want a creamier consistency, you can blend in a few saltine crackers; this is a common thickening trick in Peruvian cooking.
Admin DadaGastro · verified in test kitchenAji amarillo bulamadığım için yerine kırmızı dolmalık biber ve birkaç damla acı sos kullandım, renk daha koyu çıktı ama lezzeti yine de güzeldi. Küp buz kalıplarına dökmek gerçekten pratik, ihtiyaç kadar çözüp kullanabiliyorum.
Kırmızı dolmalık biberle renk elbette farklı olur ama tada dokunmaz, iyi bir çözüm bulmuşsunuz. Buz kalıplarında dondurmak benim de önerdiğim yöntem, kullanmadan biraz önce oda sıcaklığında bekletmeniz yeterli.
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