Your favorite Hot Sauce.

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Whatcha got?
 
Melinda's is great - use the orig all the time - was at a Mex restaurant and slathered a chip with some - noticed the XXX on the bottle too late! WOW that chit is HOT!
 
My everyday sauce is Crystals. Other than than i'm always trying new hot sauces.
 
now were talking a subject i really love..lol

3 hot sauces i made

Bam's Tropical Fire Hot Sauce - 1st edition
scotch bonnets,lime,apple cider vingegar,roasted garlic,onion,salt,dried apricots
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Devil's Dacari
Habanero's,lime,apple cider vinegar,roasted garlic,spiced rum,pineapple
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Bam's Tropical Fire Hot Sauce - 2nd edition - very very hot
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I have to agree with Musicmanryann, if there was one hot sauce I could just not do without, it's Sriracha. That chit can make dirt taste good.
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Marie Sharps Habanero, Sriracha sauce, and Tapatio are always on hand for me.
 
No such thing as a favorite hot sauce in my book because different hot sauces do better in different applications. For example, I would never use a vinegar based hot sauce on tacos. There are some great hot sauces out there including:

Tri-pepper
Tabasco Habanero
Tapatio
Pitbull
 
Marie Sharps Habanero, Sriracha sauce, and Tapatio are always on hand for me.


Marie Sharp's for me too. I like the Fiery Hot flavor. Really good balance of habanero heat, and rounded out flavors from carrot, onion, garlic. Enough vinegar to let you know it's there, but not overwhelming.

Luckily, I have a distributor of Marie Sharp's about 20 minutes from my office, so I can buy it by the case at wholesale. :lol:
 
Its great Thanks Keri

Hint use lightly See below recipe....

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Blue Ribbon "Fire Starter" Hot Sauce

Recipe By : Rick Eagleton
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20 fresh red habanero peppers -- stemmed
2 cups yellow mustard
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup white vinegar
2 tablespoons cumin powder
2 tablespoons curry powder
2 tablespoons chili powder
1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
8 fresh peaches (he recommends freshly picked peaches from Stilwell -- Oklahoma)

Combine all ingredients in food processor and process until smooth. Can in jars and pressure in boiling water bath for 20 minutes. Enjoy with chips or as condiment. About three to four pints.

First Place, 2001 OK State Fair in Tulsa
Rick Eagleton, Tulsa OK
 
Each application calls for a different hot sauce, but my favorite is Cholula.
 

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