I have some of the goose siracha in my fridge right now. To my taste it is indistinguishable from the rooster.
The goose is good. I have one that has lemongrass in it as well and that shit is so good with pork or on shrimp w/ some lime.
I have some of the goose siracha in my fridge right now. To my taste it is indistinguishable from the rooster.
Diced chilis + a little oil and spices/flavorings (citrus maybe?) in a saucepan, cook a while, throw in blender, add some vinegar, blend, force through a siv, voila. you should have chili sauce, more or less. Shouldn't take much time or be too hard to do.and I've been wanting to make some hot sauce or a salsa. Got to find a way to make it, and time.
Diced chilis + a little oil and spices/flavorings (citrus maybe?) in a saucepan, cook a while, throw in blender, add some vinegar, blend, force through a siv, voila. you should have chili sauce, more or less. Shouldn't take much time or be too hard to do.and I've been wanting to make some hot sauce or a salsa. Got to find a way to make it, and time.
Hottest dish I ever had was "Beef in Hell" at some Thai restaurant, shit was so intense, I got a nosebleed while eating it and felt like I was on drugs.
I picked up a bottle of the standard flavor, and a couple of the samplers on my trip to Belize. On my flight back to the States, the guy next to me busts out a mini bottle when he got his in-flight meal... you better Belize it!I don't think anyone has mentioned this one:
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I've had this at various breakfast spots around town, very good on scrambled eggs.I'm all for adventuring into local hot sauce territories when I'm traveling... I picked up a bottle of this on on my last trip to Portland... Local headz recognize??
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This is the real. My St Croix ladyfriend brings this back for me.This is my favorite, hard to find, has to be special ordered from the V.I.
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