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Fyi, if you grow your own jalapenos, if you want them to be spicier, basically starve them of water. Literally use the least amount of water necessary to keep it alive and 'healthy' and it should make for good peppers. Source- I googled how to make jalapenos spicier because I thought roasting them made them hotter.... Only makes them milder...
If you've got the patience, you might be able to dehydrate them to make them feel spicier.
Roasting does make them tastier though
I did end up air frying them with onions and then blended them up with vinegar, salt, garlic cloves and powder, cayenne, and red pepper flakes. I also simmered it for a little bit too. Et iz spoici n veri tazti.
Probably cost more than a store bought bottle of hot sauce but if ever get a garden going then I'll do it regularly. Or maybe whenever I wanna splurge a lil. 