While the wife is sleeping in this morning I decided to fire up the laptop and get some work done. Then I made the mistake of turning on the Tivo and there I found that it had recorded Inside Dish w/ Rachel Ray. This edition of Inside Dish focuses on Joe Perry (Aerosmith) and his line of hot sauces. Talk about serendipity, its hot sauce, Aerosmith and Rachel Ray (if I wasn’t married…) 🙂
Joe Perry’s line of hot sauces is entitled Rock Your World & line includes Boneyard Brew (the Original) and the newest Mango Peach Tango. Both of these sauces are wonderful and full of distinct flavor. These sauces are more then just a name thrown on a label, the flavors have been created after many many tastings and test runs.
Now, I’ve met Joe once (see this post), very briefly, but on Inside Dish, Rachel sits down and discusses the ins and outs of the rocker life style with Joe. Once the interview was finished, Rachel finally digs into the hot sauce side of things. It took over 4 years to get the right hot sauce flavor for Boneyard Brew and at the time of filming the Inside Dish, Mango Peach Tango was still in the testing stages and the band was preparing to film their scenes in Be Cool (just watch Get Shorty last night).
Below is a chili recipe you can put to use this weekend – Rock On!
KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF TURN YOUR WAIST ON CHILI
Recipe from the Boneyard Brew Website1 lb. (+/-) ground turkey
1 red sweet pepper
¼ Tsp white pepper
1 green bell pepper
½ Tsp cayenne pepper (fresh)
1 yellow and/or orange pepper
¼ Tsp. paprika 3
scallions chopped (incl. chives)
¼ Tsp. garlic powder
1 whole Italian onion diced
¼ Tsp white pepper
16 oz. (+/-) dark red kidney beans
3 Tbs. Joe Perry’s Rock Your World ™ Boneyard Brew Hot Sauce
16 oz. (+/-) pink pinto beans
15 oz. (+/-) tomato sauce
Oyster crackers (optional) 8 oz. (+/-)
Italian stewed/diced tomatoes
Fresh Italian Bread
¼ Cup water Asagio cheese (shredded; optional)
1/8 Tsp salt
1/8 Tsp black pepperChop, mix and simmer ALL ingredients over medium heat for 20 minutes in a large deep skillet with a lid.
Reduce heat to low for another 10-15 minutes keeping covered and not allowing steam to escape.
Cook until vegetables are tender but not mushy.
Allow to cool for 5 minutes prior to serving.
Optional: Serve with Oyster crackers or Italian Bread (fresh). Top with shredded Asagio cheese to taste.