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dirtbikr
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hot sauce
Does anyone else besides me, put hot sauce or salsa on just about everything? I even bring my own sometimes when I go out to eat! Last month on a
cruize I brought my hot sauce to breakfast and dinner. My favorite is sriracha hot chile sauce. What are others favorites?
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Bajatripper
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Jalapeños en raja, La Costeña brand. Not too hot, just enough to let you know they're there.
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Bob H
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Oh, my favorite hot sauce is "Batch #114 Hot Sauce" It's a Jamacian style hot sauce made with scotch bonnet and habanero peppers.
Here's a link which shows a photo of the bottle. I always have this stuff on hand. It really makes a bloody mary really tasty!
http://www.hotsauceworld.com/hsw1871.html
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whatever they have when my tacos come off the grill!
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Hey Bob H ... bet it would .... "Pain is Good, Batch #114 Hot Sauce" ... 
I can relate ... 
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Hi dirtbkr
Welcome to the forum.
Check out this link for some good info on hot sauce:
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=49361#pid5708...
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bigzaggin
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The battle between Cholula & Tapatio shall surely rage on forever. I keep both on hand, always...and also make sure to keep some Valentina &
Bufalo close by. Oh, and if you can find some, piri-piri sauce is a must.
But I draw the line at hot saucing pizza. C'mon. Let's at least be civil.
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DENNIS
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I draw the Scovill line at Macaroni & Cheese, so I make my own with just a hint of heat.
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[Edited on 2-11-2012 by DENNIS]
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Cypress
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Tabasco? A bottle of Tabasco is on just about every table/counter in every cafe in the USA and every other place that serves up a good meal. It's hot.
Made down in Louisiana.
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Roberto
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Next time you're in Mexico, buy a bottle of "Boca de Boca". Habanero. 'Nuff said. 
BTW, my Mexicano buddies in TJ go down to OXXO every day about 3:00 and about half the time they buy a bag of chips or chicharrones and mix in the
above sauce or others. These guys really put hot sauce on everything. I have always liked spicy food - grew up on "Penne all'arrabbiata", or "Gamberi
alla Diavola", but this is a whole other planet of hot.
[Edited on 2-11-2012 by Roberto]
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Cypress
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"Nuff said".?
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Roberto
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Yes. You've had habaneros before?
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when my wife was the bartender at the Scottsdale airport's silver wings lounge many years ago - there was this regular of hers - they also had a free
popcorn machine - who would dish up a bag of corn and shake tabasco all over it.
now... i love my sauces - all kinds including some i made myself after i sprung for a french Chinois and wooden pestle to work the juice off the pulp
[ebay if you don't want to pay high $$ at Restoration Hardware]
but....tabasco on popcorn??!!
i have to draw the line there.
i brewed up a batch using tri color serranos, carrots, onion, garlic, vinegar and spices - incredible heat, with rich pepper flavor and a hint of
sweetness!!
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Cypress
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Yep! 
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Salsa de la viuda de sanchez sobre ostiones frescos. Ay me chingon!
Salsa de chipotle mas que bisteak de res estilo nuevo york (solo de sonora) al carbon!
Se siguente no es salsa pero me gusta --- paletas de mango con jugo de limon y chili rojo
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by capt. mike
but....tabasco on popcorn??!!
i have to draw the line there.
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I do that with Soy Sauce. Don't ask me why.
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BajaGuera
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Herdez Casera is a family favorite. When we went to Africa we took minis of Tapatio for each camp. Sure was a hit. One of the camp managers was
pretty excited as the next day they were having a group from Mexico City. So little taste of home for them.
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Pico Pica hot sauce is our favorite.
But I have not tried it on popcorn; or ice cream, oatmeal, jello, donuts, apple pie .....
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Bajahowodd
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"My favorite is sriracha hot chile sauce. What are others favorites?"
A Thai hot sauce on a Mexican website???
Thinking that the combo of vinegar and sugar is part of its appeal.
Seriously, I count myself among those who really enjoy adding a bit of spice to almost anything I eat. I kinda always attributed that to the fact that
during much of my adult life, I smoked cigarettes.
That said, I'm partial to El Pato. It's a green sauce, that is also very inexpensive. As for Asian hot sauces, I wonder if any Nomads have encountered
Linghams Chilly Sauce. It's from Singapore, or Maylasia. Also hot, sweet and a bit of vinegar.
My father was a merchant seaman/ Master throughout his life and brought home some of this, as well as many other amazing things.
I first found a local source for it a few years back at a Dutch importer in the San Gabriel Valley. Recall that this part of the world was once part
of the Netherlands' colonial empire.
[Edited on 2-12-2012 by Bajahowodd]
[Edited on 2-12-2012 by Bajahowodd]
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sanquintinsince73
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Two favorites: Guacamaya & Salsa Huichol. On my menudo always Mcilhenny's Tabasco.
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