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For the last several years I have tried to awaken ... long story short (too late :p )
 

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FF, what an excellent story and strategy!!! Please post pics if you have any? I think alot of people don't know how to market theirselves and this was an excellent example of how to do so. Appearances count and a "gimmick" is a valuable marketing tool. I would love to hear more about how others market their items, its always so educational!

Hey, FF, if your hubby would like to develop his hot peppers, I once posted a great recipe for a hot pepper spread called Hot Pepper Butter on this site. I can dig it up for you if he would like to try it. I can't eat a sandwich without it anymore....too bland! ;)
 

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Hot Pepper Butter


1 peck hot peppers
1 qt. yellow mustard
3 lbs. brown sugar
1 qt vinegar
3 tbs. salt


Grind peppers(or puree), add other ingredients in sauce pan, boil mixture 15 min., thicken with 6 heaping tbs. cornstarch/water mixture. Can thicken to desired consistency.

Makes 9 1/2 pts.

(Don't ask me what a "peck" consists of, as my mother told me she just guestimates that amount! :rolleyes: )
 

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PS

a US dry measurement peck is equal to approximately 2 gallons plus 1 cup or 2.32 gallons.
 

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Yesterday was an interesting day. ENTIRE fan just came flying off and smashed!
 
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