Favorite Hot Sauce

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Favorite Hot Sauce

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Im a cook and i love to dig on food. I was just throwing down some leftover pizza and was drowning it in one of my favorites. Just wondering what everyone else was into.

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I love this stuff.

I also roll with some chulula
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I like that stuff too - I also like the tabasco habanero - my favorite is a bottle of "home made" sauce that came from Jamaica (I have no idea what all of the ingredients are) -
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Frank's Red Hot, kinda wussy but still tasty.
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Here are the ones I like:

1. Sriracha - very good with chicken. Also good for Tai Food. Link
2. Cholula - Excellent on Mexican food. Link
3. Franks Red Hot (Regular or Buffalo) - Very good on wings. Link
4. Bufalo Chipotle - Has a nice smoky flavor. Link
5. El Yucateco Green Mexican Hot Sauce - Extra Hot when in the mood. Very good flavor. Link
6. Anchor Bar Buffalo Wing Sauce (Suicidal) - My Favorite Wing Sauce. Link

I am not too fond of the Lousiana type hot sauces except the following:

7. Tabasco Chipoltle - Also has a nice smoky flavor. Link
8. Louisiana "The Original" Hot Sauce - Very good with popcorn. Link
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Skoobs78 wrote:Frank's Red Hot, kinda wussy but still tasty.
I forgot all about this stuff. I can get down with some crazy wings doused in this.
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I've tried many many hot sauces but I've never found one I like more than plain 'ole Tobasco. Although I may try that buffalo wing sauce, that sounds really good.
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novellahub wrote:1. Sriracha - very good with chicken. Also good for Tai Food. Link
I eat that stuff on just about EVERYTHING! I love that stuff. My wife always jokes that I will put it on cereal someday (I won't go quite that far). I put it on pizza, rice, steak, eggs, and more!
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KillerPat wrote: I forgot all about this stuff. I can get down with some crazy wings doused in this.
That does make awesome wings. I'm hungry.
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PurpleMustReign wrote: I eat that stuff on just about EVERYTHING! I love that stuff. My wife always jokes that I will put it on cereal someday (I won't go quite that far). I put it on pizza, rice, steak, eggs, and more!
I usually only use it when I go to Noodles and Company Restaurant. They have a bottle at every table there.
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S197 wrote:I've tried many many hot sauces but I've never found one I like more than plain 'ole Tobasco.
I pretty much agree with you. Although I don't do as much Tobasco as I used to. I mainly load everything up with as many Jalapeno peppers as I can.
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The best and hottest I have ever found is "Dave's Gourmet Insanity Sauce"


VERY very hot!! and great flavor.

Warning: add drop by drop.
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i don't have much to add to this thread other then i love hot sauce and all the mention of this hot sauce makes me hungry too. the only other one not on this list that i love is chicago local sauce from taco fresco. stuff is awesome on mexican food. its about the hottest thing i have ever had that has awesome flavor (not just heat). if you live in chicago get some.

ps, i usually do pepper flakes on pizza. is hot sauce the way to go and which one?
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S197 wrote:I've tried many many hot sauces but I've never found one I like more than plain 'ole Tobasco.
I'm with you, but the Louisiana Hot Sauce (mentioned above) is good too. Both add a vinegar taste, LA Hot Sauce seems to add salt too.

If you enjoy cooking, and I do, you almost never need this stuff. Use fresh peppers, herbs, etc. (as Mike mentioned) and the heat is in... and you control the other flavors.

There was a Vidalia (sp?) Onion hot sauce on the market that was interesting, but I haven't been able to find that one for years now.
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mefford76 wrote:i don't have much to add to this thread other then i love hot sauce and all the mention of this hot sauce makes me hungry too. the only other one not on this list that i love is chicago local sauce from taco fresco. stuff is awesome on mexican food. its about the hottest thing i have ever had that has awesome flavor (not just heat). if you live in chicago get some.

ps, i usually do pepper flakes on pizza. is hot sauce the way to go and which one?
That Sriracha Sauce rocks on Pizza.
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My friends mom makes this homemade hot sauce, she is from Guyana and this stuff is insane.
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