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![]() I've been challenged by a friend to make a Habenero/Pineapple wine. The desired end result is a cooking wine that's just a little too potent to drink without dilution, and with some sweetness and pineapple flavor retained. I haven't found a recipe specifically for this, but I could wing-it and merge recipes for pineapple and jalapeño. I have several questions though. 1) Will the presence of a significant quantity of capsaicin hinder the fermentation process? 2) Would fresh or dried peppers be best for this? 3) Has anyone tried bottling a cooking wine like this with a pepper in the bottle? 4) How many peppers would produce the desired level of heat? (slightly too hot to drink) Thanks in advance for your input. Greg G. |
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