• @cattywampas@lemm.ee
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    1621 days ago

    -Homemade garlic cayenne hot sauce.

    -Frank’s Red Hot. I put that shit on everything.

    -Cholula for Mexican food.

    • nocturne
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      221 days ago

      I use Franks and Franks wing sauce a lot.

      I live in NM so we have New Mexican Food, for that it comes pre covered in green or red chile.

  • Phunter
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    821 days ago

    Aardvark Habanero and Renfro’s Habanero Salsa. I just really like habanero, okay?

  • @KRAW@linux.community
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    820 days ago

    Crystal hot sauce is my goto. Tangy and just the right amount of heat to casually throw on anything if you don’t want to go into battle mode. Frank’s come close. Surprised that I’m the only one mentioning Crystal.

    Secret Aardvark I think would be my second goto if you aren’t looking for a hot sauce with the acidity of Crystal, Tabasco, Frank’s, etc.

    • @ratel@mander.xyz
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      120 days ago

      Aw yeah Crystal is so good. I’m not in the US so it’s hard to get for me but I agree, it’s basically a sauce for everything.

  • kindenough
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    620 days ago

    My own. I lacto ferment peppers with (and or) garlic, sjalots, ginger, veg, fruit, paprika, herbs, spices. It is easy to make.

      • kindenough
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        320 days ago

        I used to have those but now I just use weck jars and burp them every day.

    • @hbar@lemmy.ml
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      220 days ago

      I also make my own. I’ve tried a lot of different peppers and random ingredients. I think my favorite was a mango habanero (fermented with mango and some other goodies, also added some fresh mango at the end before blending and pasteurizing). I also made a few fun fermented sauces with those dried chilies you can get in bags from the grocery store, added some fresh ingredients like carrot and onion to get the ferment going.

  • @MrVilliam@lemm.ee
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    521 days ago

    That depends. For pizza and Asian cuisine, Sriracha. Special shout-out to Underwood Ranch specifically, because that shit is top tier. For everything else, chipotle Tabasco. When that goes on sale, I buy a few bottles because I know I’ll go through it lol.

    • @stealth_cookies@lemmy.ca
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      220 days ago

      I bought a restaurant sized container of the Chipotle Tabasco a few years ago. Turns out that might be a bit too much for a single person to get through in a reasonable amount of time.

    • Evkob (they/them)
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      021 days ago

      Sriracha on pizza, you’re my kind of people.

      I actually had somewhat of a dependency on sriracha at one point in my life. I was working at a summer camp, and the food being kinda bland I brought in a bottle of sriracha one day. Then a few others did the same. At the end of the summer, we were basically daring each other to douse our meals in unholy amounts of that rooster’s sauce.

      It took me three weeks after the job ended to be able to taste anything that didn’t have sriracha on it.

  • @terminhell@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    519 days ago

    Really depends on the food and mood. Anywhere from basic crushed red pepper, Crystal, to ludicrous level stuff with ghosts and reapers.

    I don’t use nuclear stuff as much due to intestinal stuff as I’m getting older though.

    Also, for any upcoming spice hounds, pickle juice works very well to kill the burn, if you like pickles.

  • @Shellbeach@lemmy.world
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    20 days ago

    BOMBA CALABRESE. Sorry, I can’t say it in lowercase. It’s just crushed peperoncini and oil. Yummmmm I put it on pizza, in soup, curry, stew, I dip my cheeses and fingers in it.

    Cholula for eggs but it’s hard to find around here.

    I’ll be on the lookout for Valentina as it’s been brought up often in this thread.