نحن دائما نّظر أن يوسّع المجال من المنتوجات نحن نراجع ل هذا [بلوغ], وهذا [روستّي] يسحق فلفل حارّة بالتّأكيد لاءمت الفاتورة. نحن ينبغي استهلّت هذا مراجعات مع الحقيقة أنّ قد حاول نحن رقم عادلة من [كوك ويل] تابليّة, كثير من هم نقع زيوت. مهما, نقعت أكثر من أنّ يتلقّى يكون مع الجوهر الفلفلين فقط أن يجعل هو حارّة. هذا أكثر من [أليف ويل] تقليديّة إيطاليّة, زاخرة مع إمداد تموين من شيلية فلفل (بذرات وكلّ). يتألّف ينقع زيت تقليديّا شركة نقل جويّ زيت أنّ يتلقّى يكون نفذت (? ينقع?) مع [أن ور موش] أعشاب. الفائدة إلى يستعمل ينقع زيت [أس وبّوسد تو] جلّيّة شركة نقل جويّ زيت أنّ سيحتوي ال ينقع زيت الخاصية [ثربيوتيك] من على حدّ سواء الشركة نقل جويّ زيت والأعشاب أنّ كان نقعت داخل الزيت… [إين ثيس كس], شيلية يرشّون.
عناصر: يسحق فلفل [رد-هوت], [أليف ويل] إيطاليّة, ثوم طازجة, وتوابل
سألنا ستيف [روسّتّي], من [روسّتّي] شركة, أن يحاول منتوجه غير أنّ لم يعطنا أيّ اقتراحات خاصّة على كيف أن يستعمل هذا زيت. هو شيء لعينة جيّدة أنّ موقعته أعطىنا بعض اقتراحات جيّدة بدلا من ذلك:
[روسّتّي] يسحق فلفل حارّة بهار متعدّد استعمال جدّا أنّ يستطيع كنت استعملت في حساء, مرق, سندويتش, خبز, [كلزونس], بيضات, جبن, بيتزا, وباستا. هو أيضا عظيمة ل يمزج مع [كرم شس] وبيضة سلطة لواحدة من [هورس د'ويوفر] لطيفة ينشر… أو ببساطة ينخفض بعض خبز في هو ويستمتع مع زجاج الخمر!
إنطباع أولى:
يأتي هذا منتوج في صغيرة [سإكس-وونس] زجاج مرطبان. I point out the size because my initial thought was that this amount was likely too little for the average person, who might use a lot of it with their cooking. Upon opening the jar, it was obvious that this is much more chile peppers with oil as opposed to oil with chile peppers. Nearly two-thirds of the jar is filled with crushed chile peppers! The rest is filled with olive oil. It has a delectable herbaceous aroma with very detectable garlic.

When in doubt with what to do with a cooking oil…start out by cooking with it. We scooped out a few tablespoons of it to make some skillet Thai chicken and rice. While not an ostensibly Italian recipe, we wanted to test the versatility of this product by trying it with a different kind of dish.

Cooking with this product is much akin to using any kind of cooking oil, such as canola or olive, but with the added benefit of the chile peppers. Check out in this picture how the chicken has those peppers cooked right into the meat. About ten minutes in the skillet was perfect to cook this chicken before adding the sauce and veggies.
Taste: Definitely a case of where the dish doesn’t make the sauce good, but rather this makes the dish a lot better. What we made was Thai coconut chicken, which had a sweeter sauce than we were really wanting that typically had very little heat. We cooked this with the oil, and it ratcheted up the heat to about a 4/10 level with the finished product. Nice pepper flavor to go along with it as well.
One thing we noticed about this oil was that it had a very earthy flavor to it that tasted a bit like a peanut or peanut oil. We even had to recheck the ingredients to make sure there wasn’t any nut or peanut oil in the mix, and indeed there is not. Between the peppers themselves and the fresh roasted garlic, there is an earthy flavor we’ve not ever had with an Italian-style infused oil.
One thing about taking a little too long to write a review was that it gave us extra time to use this in a variety of foods. From soups/stews to Italian sauces to store-bought egg and tuna salads, we put a little of this in a lot of stuff. Suffice to say, it added a bit of heat and flavor to each one. It’s heavier on the flavor than heat, but then again this isn’t a habanero-infused oil so you wouldn’t expect the heat to be extreme anyway.

Overall recommendation: One thing that really impressed us about this product was its versatility. Despite its billing as something that might be destined for a dipping oil or with mostly Italian dishes, we found that we could use this in cooking a wide variety of dishes and tastes. Great with soups and stews, it will even make a rather mundane tuna salad something both peppery and a little spicy. My only criticism was that I thought it was a little heavy on the peppers and could use a little more oil so that you weren’t left with mostly peppers after a few servings. A little can go a long way to be sure, but we might be ready for more pretty soon. A product definitely worth trying. Enjoy!
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Many thanks to Joe and Linda at HotZone for testing out my product and providing a review on their site.
Sorry for any confusion…I market this product as a condiment for garnishing foods such as soups, pasta, pizza, sandwiches, bread, calzones, spreads, etc. as well as cooking with it. There are more peppers in it because I do not market it as an infused oil.
My site explains that once it starts to get a little dry or low on oil, simply add in some good olive oil and give it a stir. I know folks back home who actually refrigerate it so it becomes a paste and spread it on bread and sandwiches just like butter. Anyway…it is a fabulous product and 100% natural. I’d love to hear from more of you! Thanks…Steve
Comment fired by Steve Rossetti — April 5, 2009- 7:23 pm
The label does say that it’s crushed peppers in olive oil, not oil with peppers in it.
The paste idea sounds really tasty Steve. :tu:
Nice pics Joe! You made my tummy growl!
Comment fired by DK — April 5, 2009- 9:35 pm