DUDE YES! ketchup and hot sauce are a killer combo I put on everything. My favorite hot sauce is Red Rooster, I haven't seen it in Georgia thoughsleyja wrote:Sriracha on EVERYTHING!!
I do use a 50/50 mix of Ketchup and Frank's for a spicy ketchup though.
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Where can I find this?!TonyE99 wrote:when I want my tongue to melt off I go for El Yucateco, a habanero sauce.
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Kroger usually has it in the ethnic foods section.Ryan wrote:Where can I find this?!TonyE99 wrote:when I want my tongue to melt off I go for El Yucateco, a habanero sauce.
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I grew up on Skyline. Love me a 4-way with onions. And lots of hot sauce.Acidic Consumption wrote:Cool man..thanks for the heads up. I've been meaning to check and see if i could find this badass premade chili from Texas I tried out when i was living there also. Nice chili eating weather this week. Dig it!!Moloc wrote:Skyline Chili (from Cincinnati)--available in the soup aisle at Kroger.
Well yes and no. Yes, because it does have vinegar in it. Most hot sauces do to preserve it, and I suppose it also might enhance the flavor sometimes. But tabasco peppers themselves really don't have much of a flavor, they're mostly just heat from the oil of the seeds and the core. I used to grow a few tabasco plants in the pepper section of my garden every year, and I can tell you the homegrown ones are much hotter, especially when grown in the typical red high-acid soil found throughout Georgia. You can split them open and take out the seeds to where nothing is left but the outer flesh and that will remove a lot of the heat, but at that point they taste basically like weak storebought bell pepper... just with heat.Ryan wrote:Tobasco is just vinegary bullshit. No flavor to speak of
(Oh yeah, and if you're cutting up fresh tabasco peppers, WEAR LATEX GLOVES! That oil will get underneath your fingernails and will burn like hell for weeks. And then if you so happen to scratch your balls with those nails, youch.
It's not as bad as others out there. I think I've tried that Franks Red Hot sauce before, and THAT shit was mostly vinegar. Wasn't very hot at all. I'd recommend something like Franks Red Hot if you were maybe preparing some hot wings for a group that didn't want their wings to be all that hot. It's pretty mild and tasteless in my opinion.
For a major brand, Tabasco is pretty good. It had plenty of heat for most people. If you want something a little hotter, they have the Habanero sauce. Sometimes I'll sprinkle a little of that over some fried okra from the garden. My favorite is the Tabasco Garlic sauce. It's a little harder to find sometimes. It a good bit milder than the regular Tabasco and has pretty distinct garlic flavor to it. Goes AWESOME on a good pizza.
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never had it but now Im gonna try the red stuff.Deirdre Faith wrote:El Yucateco is balls to the wall. The green stuff is my favorite. I think they put green food coloring in it because it makes rice turn bright green.
Anyone ever watch man vs food on the travel channel?That guy has eaten some of the hottest food ever concieved and in mass quantitys to.
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It's been a minute since I've been in there, but I've bought tomatoes out from for most of my life. I'm gonna have to stop in soon to browse the hot sauce section! Thanks for the heads up.Moloc wrote:
David's produce on Lavista Road has a hot sauce shop. I've never been there, but I've just heard that it's a great place.
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