Authentic Hawaiian Chili Pepper Water Recipe — Snack Hawaii

By A Mystery Man Writer

Hawaiian chili pepper water is a staple Hawaiian condiment that can be found at just about every local restaurant. Learn how to easily make it yourself by following this old family recipe.
We have two bushes filled with Hawaiian Chili Peppers right now and a friend down the street also dropped off a big ziploc bag full of bright red Hawaiian Chili Peppers that are just begging to be turned into Chili Peppah Water. Hawaiian Chili Peppers are similar to Thai chilies and are VERY hot. They rate anywhere from 50,000-70,000 on the Scoville scale. A regular jalapeno rates at about 2500, so keep that in mind when deciding how many to add. Hawaiian Chili Pepper Water can be found at

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