
Chilli vodka
- Preparation and cooking time
- Prep:
- Plus marinating
- Easy
- Makes 1 litre
This fun gift takes just a few minutes to prepare, perfect for adding some kick to a Bloody Mary, or just enjoying over ice
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Spicy meatballs with chilli black beans
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Pasta alla vodka
Double bean & roasted pepper chilli
Pumpkin pasta alla vodka
Chilli salmon & teriyaki noodles
Spicy meatballs with chilli black beans
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Pasta alla vodka
Double bean & roasted pepper chilli
Pumpkin pasta alla vodka
Chilli salmon & teriyaki noodles
Spicy meatballs with chilli black beans
App onlyThree-bean chilli. This is a premium piece of content available to registered users.
- 2 fat red chilliesplus extra for bottling
- 1l vodka
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal0
- fat0g
- saturates0g
- carbs0g
- sugars0g
- fibre0g
- protein0g
- salt0glow
Method
step 1
Slice the chillies and mix with the vodka in a large bottle or jug. Leave for 4-5 hrs. Strain out the chillies and pour back into a bottle to store until needed. Just before giving away, decant into smaller glass bottles, pop a whole chilli in each and label.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, December 2009
Comments, questions and tips (30)
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I prefer to add some other hottest pepper from this list.
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Saraji
This is great - though obviously depends on the type quantity of chillies you use. I wanted something with quite a kick for someone who has extreme chilli tolerance levels I used 4 Thai chillies, sliced lengthways down the centre, to a litre of vodka. The heat and a nice chilli flavour was apparent…
gudgeon
Made this last Christmas as a gift for various friends. Unfortunately the vodka was ridiculously spicy even though I had it marinating for less time than stated and was only in the cupboard a week before gifting. I used green chillies instead of red, though they weren't very hot ones... I'm not sure…
tastysvn87
Made this last year for presents for a couple of friends that are chilli mad! They both loved it! However, one friend commented it does get hotter with time (over months, not days!)... don't know if this is due to the whole chilli in the bottle or whether that just happens anyway. Will be making…
gudgeon
Does anyone know if you can do this with green instead of red chillies? Will it affect the flavour? I have red to pop in the bottles to decorate but my local tesco only had mixed bags of chillies so I have a load of green to use up, and I'd like to use them for this.