Chilli oil is a great store cupboard staple that can add a kick to dishes like pasta and pizza if you don't have fresh chillies in the house. Chilles' heat levels vary tremendously, so always test how hot your oil is before using.
Homemade chilli oil
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Homemade chilli oil must be stored in the fridge and used within a week of making. Commercially produced chilli oils are heated to high temperatures which kill any bacteria and so they can be stored at room temperature.
Homemade chilli oil can be made from dried chillies added to heated oil. You can also use fresh chillies, but oil made in this way should be consumed on the day and not stored because of the risk of dangerous bacteria developing in in oil which could cause botulism.
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