How to Make Chile Crunch

How to Make Chile Crunch




Learn How to Make Chile Crunch and you’ll have one of Chef Tom’s favorite condiments ready to eat. Made with shallots, garlic, chiles, mushrooms and loads of other ingredients, this Chile Crunch is so versatile that you’ll want to put it on everything. The taste explosion from this recipe is something you’re going to want to taste again and again!

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00:00 How to Make Chili Crunch
00:53 Start the knife work by mincing shallots
01:53 Continue knife work on garlic and ginger
02:54 Mince the chilis
03:59 Break down the Shitake mushrooms
04:25 Break down the Peanuts
04:42 Combine dry ingredients into bowl
05:53 Fry up fresh ingredients
06:20 strain off shallots and chilis and return oil to Dutch Oven
07:00 Strain off garlic
07:33 Combine oil to the dry ingredients
08:57 Get a taste
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40 replies
  1. Miguel Rios
    Miguel Rios says:

    So when you said a month that got be weary. I did a salsa match and after thorough research botulism came up several times with regards to garlic. I wonder what makes your recipe overcome garlic botulism that I heard any recipe with fresh garlic can only last 2 weeks.

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  2. Chris Henningsen
    Chris Henningsen says:

    I've been interested in making my own chili crunch! I gotta say though, for someone who said they took the stems and seeds out of those arbol chilies, there was seeds flying everywhere when you started chopping them up, lol

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  3. Amethyst19
    Amethyst19 says:

    I wonder if you realize that the 4 oz mark on a canning jar is the heavy band below the threaded part… not the top… I'm all for excessive amounts of garlic, but as for giving accurate recipes, that's not a half cup…

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  4. Wade Brost
    Wade Brost says:

    I’m sure you know this but for the people who don’t. Using a spoon or the spine of a pairing knife is the best way to peel ginger with out loosing to much of the flesh.

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  5. Kenny Boy
    Kenny Boy says:

    Chef, sometimes I feel that you are clairvoyant. I CANNOT find this stuff where I live, but see it pop up in recipes all the time, now. I was determined to find a way to make it, and BOOM! Here you are with the tips and tricks. Love you, man! Thank you!

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  6. Rob Wilkie
    Rob Wilkie says:

    Thank you, Chef Tom, for sharing another awesome recipe! I love Chili crunch and don't think I will be buying it anymore now that you have shown us how to make it! Fabulous!

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  7. P Moore
    P Moore says:

    I got some of that chili crunch from an asian market here and I like it but I can never think of what to do with it. When I run out I may have to make some and get that extra flavor boost.

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  8. Jason Paul
    Jason Paul says:

    I don't understand the move to the 4:00 EST publish time? 10:00 AM worked much better for those that would want to make the recipe that day. Really enjoy your videos, but I've seen far less since the time change. 🪙🪙

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  9. KayakTN
    KayakTN says:

    I bought some at the store (you know the brand) and it smells like it was made with dirty, rancid fryer oil. Is it supposed to smell like that?

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