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Hot Sauce - what's your fave?
The girlfriend likes Franks Red Hot, and I don't really like the flavor of that one. I'm not a big fan of buffalo wings and it really reminds me of that. I also don't think it's very hot.
Today I picked up Tobasco green Jalapeno which I've never had before. It's mild but has a great flavor. I had it on a mexican pizza and can't wait to try it on tacos. Anything out there that has a great flavor with more of a kick? What's your favorite hot sauce? |
Siracha! Same sauce in most Chinese restaurants.
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heat AND flavor? I'm not a big fan of the "vinegar + fire" and prefer flavor also, so it sounds like something I'll like. I've had hot sauce at Thai places but wasn't sure if it was Siracha or not.... but I'll pick up a bottle next time I'm at the store :thumbsup |
tapatio!!!!
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trader joes jalapeno..
this one http://blujay.com/item/Trader-Joe-s-...070400-4012248 and also sriracha for pho |
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I actually enjoy plain old tomato sauce, with added spices.
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i use franks, tabasco or texas pete (cheaper versions) as most would use salt. doesn't feel spicy to me but enough to get me buy for some lacking simpler foods. I'll use siracha occasionally and its alright but that is more about a quick burn but kind of weak on overall flavour. These days i have ramped up so high with the hot stuff I kind of have to come up with my own concoctions using fresh habanero's, jalepenos and mini chili's.
I made a chili with those, some pablano's and some chopped stewing beef and it was so hot it burned my gf's eyes from across the kitchen. I didn't know that spicy foods could go airborn!! It was damn good though. burned up the peppers a bit which gave it a nice smokey flavour. |
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Trinidad Moruga Scoprion Pepper Hot Sauce (1,200,000 ~ 2,009,231 SU) http://www.hotsauce.com/v/vspfiles/photos/1402C-2.jpg Or if that's too much for ya, try this one: Naga Soreass w/ the Naga Jolokia "Ghost Chili" (1,020,000 ~ 1,578,000 SU) http://www.hotsauce.com/v/vspfiles/photos/1956CA-2T.jpg :thumbsup:winkwink: EDIT: Depending on which Habanero that Blair's has in it, it's only going to be < 350,000 ~ 575,000 SU (FYI) |
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We have a couple local ones that are pretty good.
Also have a boxed Salsa Mexicana that is an excellent add to things requiring tomato sauce. |
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try horseradish sauce :)
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Sriracha and Franks redhot myself
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All these hot sauces is making me hungry for...
http://bitsandpieces.us/wp-content/u...-Ham_small.jpg |
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I love Valentina's XXX.
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Dave's Insanity Sauce, stuff is hot and will cause ulcers.
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I'm between the shiracha and the Frank's Red Hot
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i'll eat blairs every now and then, its not bad. i even have one of the skulls on my key chain still... |
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Normally, I use hot sauce on almost everything daily, so prefer the ones that are more 'flavored' like Franks, Tobasco (I also like that green version), etc...
However when I actually want something HOT, I use these (have 'em on my desk right now) http://www.americansweets.co.uk/ekmp...es-19010-p.png Not like you can find much hot sauce variety here in Costa Rica though. |
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While we're talking about hot sauces, here's my homemade JERK CHICKEN RUB recipe:
(I was married to a Jamaican/Chinese girl for 8 years, and her family always asked me to BBQ chicken!!) ** keep in mind that i make it to taste. so these are rough measurements. 6 sprigs of scallions 4 - 6 tblspns of ground allspice to taste (pimento) half the juice of a grapefruit (you can sub half a orange and a lime for juice) 2 - 4 scotch bonnet peppers (4 is fucking hot for this size batch!) 1/4 to 1/2 cup olive oil (depending on consistency, be sure not to make it greasy) 2 - 3 tbl spoons of Braggs organic soy sauce 2 tspn of fresh thyme 1 tspn of ground cinnamon 1/2 tspn of ground nutmeg 1 tblspn of ground black pepper 4 - 6 cloves of fresh garlic 1/4 cup organic cider vinegar 1 teaspoon of Grace* caramel (or brown sugar) 1 tspn salt Blend the living shit out of it! -- and then let it sit for at least 24 hours in fridge before using! For best results, rub liberally into the chicken, and refrigerate overnight before grilling. |
the Trinidad Scorpion Hot Sauce is the hottest I've ever eaten
http://www.thehotsaucestop.com/trini...ion-hot-sauce/ <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://youtube.com/embed/5Mz8iHEASvo" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Trader Joe's employee eats a Trinidad Scorpion chili pepper (supposedly the "hottest" pepper in the world) |
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