Hot Sauce 2004

December 15, 2004 D. H. McKee

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Made hot sauce tonight for the first time in a long while. It’s been almost a year since my last batch, and I had to go digging for my recipe book. One big problem is that I misplaced a bunch of bottle lids since the move. I’m sure I had them somewhere, but now I’ve got about ten dozen bottles without any means of closing them. I lack closure! I also lack most of my labels, and need to make more (unfortunately, I’ve no economical way of making labels, and they end up costing me between fifty cents and a dollar for each label).
People were bugging me about hot sauce anyway. I brought in a bottle for my own personal use at work, and I made the mistake of letting other people try it on their food — now I’m swamped with orders.

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