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Any Hot Sauce Fans out there?

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  • JRT812JRT812 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    @bmauldin said:

    @Denmen185 said:
    I am also a wimp (prob a wimpy wimp). I just use Frank's Red Hot but with a 1/4 stick of butter sliced into 5-6 pieces and melt. I like the flavor but not the heat. I grill drums and then when cooked baste them and leave on grill for 3-5 minutes.

    Love Franks.

    I like verde salsa and will eat a whole bottle with chips... and regret it the next day...

    Franks is a go to

  • bmauldinbmauldin ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Lol... this will be the type thread until april.

  • ugadawgs07ugadawgs07 ✭✭✭✭ Senior

    @Pigeons said:
    I'm a fan of tiger hot sauce. M

    Hate to use franks saying, but tiger sauce I put that **** on everything. Not much spice to it though.

  • BiffLowmanBiffLowman ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    The Jamaican lady next door to me makes her own and gave me some. I thought it was unbelievable till I found what I believe to be a feather in it.

  • BigGAdawgBigGAdawg ✭✭✭✭ Senior

    A giant bottle of Frank's and a shaker of ground cayenne are my every meal staples. However, I grow some peppers that a neighbor shared with me 20 years ago. He was retired from 50+ years of farming and called them Rooster Spur peppers. These are not raised commercially. I have since found a couple of other peppers that are called the same name. Mine are shaped like the steel spur that is strapped onto fighting roosters; basically the shape of several types of Thai peppers. Take your basic Tobasco pepper and make it 1 1/2'' to 2'' long, more slender, and a pointed nose instead of the more rounded one on a Tobasco pepper. Then crank the Scoville units up to a little above a mature Serrano. I leave them on the plant until they mature (from green to orange then to a beautiful Bulldog Red). I won't eat them raw but air dry them thoroughly and at the end of the season put the dried peppers into the food processor and grind them until they are half fine ground (dust) and half looking like crushed red pepper flakes that you buy in the spice section at the grocery store. This I add to anything that needs to be punched up a bit...wing sauce, burger patties, pasta sauce, etc. YUM!

  • DawgsauceDawgsauce ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    I make my own sauce, but my favorite store bought is Marie Sharpe's. You can't beat the flavor. If you have ever been to Belize, then you know what I'm talking about. I can get it here in North Carolina at Ingles.

  • BigcalidawgBigcalidawg ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    @BiffLowman said:
    The Jamaican lady next door to me makes her own and gave me some. I thought it was unbelievable till I found what I believe to be a feather in it.

    Lol

  • MitchDMitchD ✭ Freshman

    This is the best hot sauce I've ever had, but I never see it on the shelves anywhere.

    My wife signed me up for a Hot Sauce of the Month Club with Heat Hot Sauce Shop for Christmas last year. I definitely recommend it! It made me try some new stuff I wouldn't have otherwise.

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  • greshamdiscogreshamdisco ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    These are my four favorites. Although it’s not that hot, Pickapeppa has a great flavor for anything from steak to fish to eggs, and it’s at most grocery stores.

  • bmauldinbmauldin ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    @Pigeons said:

    @bmauldin said:
    I like verde salsa and will eat a whole bottle with chips... and regret it the next day...

    I'm sure you know this but the green El Yucateco is good.

    Haven’t tried that one. My favorite is actually Herdez green salsa moreso than the hot sauce I guess.

  • @MitchD said:

    This is the best hot sauce I've ever had, but I never see it on the shelves anywhere.

    My wife signed me up for a Hot Sauce of the Month Club with Heat Hot Sauce Shop for Christmas last year. I definitely recommend it! It made me try some new stuff I wouldn't have otherwise.

    This is the same brand as the one I have that got this thread started. The one below is what I got from my local Ingles. They usually carry a pretty good selection.

  • levanderlevander ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Hot Chix is a must try sauce. They used to carry it at Publix years ago when I was a kid and everyone in my family got hooked on it. You can still find it occasionally at Whole Foods. I almost don’t like having it in the pantry because I’ll see it and start craving wings when I see it which aren’t that healthy. So when I got it, I shove it to the back of my pantry so I don’t see it unless I’m looking for it. And no, I never forget it’s there. Every person I’ve let try it over the last 20+ years has been like, “oh, that’s good!” The heat in there is just a flavoring. I’ve never seen anyone be put off by the stuff being too hot. But there is a little bit of heat to it.

    Crystal is my everyday hot sauce for subs or red beans or whatever else I may want to put it on. Cheaper and tastier than Tobasco brand sauce. Tobasco has just done a better job marketing. Crystal is the better sauce.

  • BigcalidawgBigcalidawg ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    For the cheap hot sauce, I like Rooster

  • Mamoun’s in nyc will really blow your hair back if you can handle it. More middle eastern flavor but so good

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