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How To Make Traditional Caribbean Pepper Sauce: Grandma Louisa’s Hot Sauce Recipe



Grandma Louisa’s hot sauce is pure fire. And I like to say, if you need protective gear to cook, then count me in. This Trinidadian pepper sauce contains 135 (!!!) Scotch bonnets, 4 types of peppers, exotic fruits like pickled mangos and gooseberries and some other weird little ingredients that I never saw coming. And to bring this special hot sauce from the Caribbean over to Brooklyn, New York, Grandma Louisa had to undergo a whole lot of hardships dealing with domestic violence and immigration. Watch this episode and get cultured.

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45 Comments

  1. We would love to send you a free fermented Scotch Bonnet Pepper Mash for your next video. Our Jamaican Scotch Bonnet pepper mash is amazing!!!

  2. How wonderful! Great channel, beautiful people and stories. Thank you for sharing…start posting again ❤️

  3. I made the hot pepper sauce, and gal… my family is in love! Thanks Grandma Louisa. Start a channel!

  4. Can someone one post the ingredients seems like it was over 15 could’ve keep up . The portion she add mustard to was that another batch of pepper sauce

  5. I wanna make this recipe for business purposes plz help so that the sauce can stay for a year without putting in refrigerator I got business idea from ur video thanks am in Africa kenya

  6. I love your style in the kitchen your deliciously intriguing,I love hott sauce's and food,I tickled that like button and I'm susribed to your channel,looking forward to learning from you thank you for sharing.👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😍🤤🤗💙❤️❤️

  7. I am growing two Jamaican Scotch Bonnet plants……. and I cannot wait to get enough peppers to make a hot sauce. I love the flavor of these peppers, then followed by the heat.

  8. Came back to this recipe to make another batch. This method preserves so well and tastes great. I left most of the seeds in this time to retain the 'heat'. Such a fun video to watch especially the tasting thank you!

  9. WOW Amazing video what a lady 😍
    After many visits to Trinidad & Tobago both for work and play I would love to make this amazing hot sauce, has anyone made a smaller batch or have the amounts of ingredients so I have something to work with please 💋

  10. Yes, I love this, we love spicy and hot in our food… am from the Caribbean! Use to live in Brooklyn, N.Y. In Brooklyn you will find anything and everything Islanders (all cultures included of course) need as if back home.

  11. Thank you for this video!! My favorite hot sauce is a scotch bonnet hot sauce made in the Jamaican style, and I really want to try making this version <3

  12. I love this video. Especially the stories. The food topic is what brought me here, but what a great story! 🙂

  13. That kind of big Red pepper is not hot. My dad used to eat it. I said to him it was not hot!I finished up a jar eating with Black beans.

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