What s the best hot sauce?
11Hot olive oil? Huh?
tocharian wrote:Cheese fries vs nonexistence. Duh.
What s the best hot sauce?
13burun wrote:lemur68 wrote:Hot olive oil? Huh?
There is no possible way that could be crap.
No sir.
I have at least 40 different ideas on how to use the hot olive oil.
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What s the best hot sauce?
14Magenta wrote:Severe lack of Valentina, guys.
That's the name I was trying to remember!
What s the best hot sauce?
16Oh, people!
You HAVE to try this sauce! There is nothing like it.
It favors flavor over heat but still has quite a kick.
Melinda's Garlic Hot Sauce
Sadly, it's not always available in stores.
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A friend of mine used to call the hottest gimmick hot sauces "stockbroker sauces" because it was all about the flash but didn't actually taste very good.
You HAVE to try this sauce! There is nothing like it.
It favors flavor over heat but still has quite a kick.
Melinda's Garlic Hot Sauce
Sadly, it's not always available in stores.
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A friend of mine used to call the hottest gimmick hot sauces "stockbroker sauces" because it was all about the flash but didn't actually taste very good.
What s the best hot sauce?
17Sriracha is primal hot sauce. The ur-sauce. With a bit of ingenuity and tolerance for slight chunkiness most other red pepper hot sauces can be made with sriracha as the primary ingredient. Vinegar-based liquid sauces are a staple, but I can live without any of them. I can't live without sriracha.
Otherwise, find out where the Portuguese people live in your town, go to their neighbourhood, and pick up some piri piri. If you make nice to kindly old immigrants they'll probably give or sell you a jar of their homemade stuff, but even the piri piri that comes in a bottle in the store is enough to make you set the tabasco aside like it was the Estado Novo and have a Carnation Revolution right there in your fucking spice cabinet.
West Africans make piri piri too. I have no idea if it's the same, as I love West Africans but hate their food.
Otherwise, find out where the Portuguese people live in your town, go to their neighbourhood, and pick up some piri piri. If you make nice to kindly old immigrants they'll probably give or sell you a jar of their homemade stuff, but even the piri piri that comes in a bottle in the store is enough to make you set the tabasco aside like it was the Estado Novo and have a Carnation Revolution right there in your fucking spice cabinet.
West Africans make piri piri too. I have no idea if it's the same, as I love West Africans but hate their food.
What s the best hot sauce?
18burun wrote:lemur68 wrote:Hot olive oil? Huh?
There is no possible way that could be crap.
No sir.
I don't doubt it's probably awesome, it's just something I never would have imagined.
tocharian wrote:Cheese fries vs nonexistence. Duh.
What s the best hot sauce?
19burun wrote:lemur68 wrote:Hot olive oil? Huh?
There is no possible way that could be crap.
No sir.
It's pretty crappy olive oil with some (usually) funny-tasting heat to it. Meh.
What s the best hot sauce?
20Sriracha. I put it on almost everything I eat.
If for some reason I don't have Sriracha, I will use Tapatio.
If for some reason I don't have Sriracha, I will use Tapatio.
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