Frank's hot sauce got the best rating in some article i read recently (maybe in cooks illustrated?). they made the comment that tabasco was good as an ingredient (to add heat), but not a condiment (too fiery and watery).N8 said:Tabasco is good but for regular seasoning you can't beat Tony's!
tapatio is good on everything. especially doritos.Tenchiro said:Tobasco is for gringo's! Tapatio is about the most mild hot sauce that I would use.
narlus said:Frank's hot sauce got the best rating in some article i read recently (maybe in cooks illustrated?). they made the comment that tabasco was good as an ingredient (to add heat), but not a condiment (too fiery and watery).
tapatio blows.boostindoubles said:tapatio is good on everything. especially doritos.
BUT, when i have it around, i use this stuff more than anything else. I freakin love it.
this sauce is one of my favorites. I have the habanero, the green and the xxx hot stuff. it's all pretty damm hot and it's SUPER cheap.splat said:This is what i put on my eggs in the Morning !!! the 2-2-2-2 ( 2 Toast , 2 susage , 2 Eggs over easy , 2 Cheeze on top all for $2.22 )
Yumm Yummm
pnj said:this sauce is one of my favorites. I have the habanero, the green and the xxx hot stuff. it's all pretty damm hot and it's SUPER cheap.
Blaire's After Death is where it is at. I swear I saw Elvis last time I had 2 drops on my 3 egg omlete. Says "keep away from children".Tenchiro said:Tobasco is for gringo's! Tapatio is about the most mild hot sauce that I would use.
I have a bottle of Daves Insanity Sauce in the fridge that I break out occasionally. Mostly just for cooking though.Meat Foot said:Blaire's After Death is where it is at. I swear I saw Elvis last time I had 2 drops on my 3 egg omlete. Says "keep away from children".
Yes, Blair's Death Sauce ranks right up there.Meat Foot said:Blaire's After Death is where it is at. I swear I saw Elvis last time I had 2 drops on my 3 egg omlete. Says "keep away from children".
Yeah that stuff is really good on asain food. I like how it has a sweet side.narlus said:sricacha (sp?) is great.
This reminds me of cambells tomato soup I made one time. I put way too much of too many herbs and spices: basil, rosemary, thyme, garlic salt, pepper, oregono,etc. (everything else). : :Meat Foot said:Blaire's After Death is where it is at. I swear I saw Elvis last time I had 2 drops on my 3 egg omlete. Says "keep away from children".
chollula and tapatio are basicly the same thing... I personally don't like the flavor of them. franks is your generic vinegar based sauce. even though I have two giant bottles in the house, cause it's cheap and I like that vinegar zing on occasion.mtnbrider said:Has anyone tried chollula (sp?) It is really good on tuna or chicken casseroles (the kind with the bread crumbs). And on eggs.
I also like tapatio. My friends dared me to drink 2 spoonfuls . It wasn't too hot, mostly strong/rich.
Franks is good too. Its salty which is good (....well for flavor). Its good on eggs and stuff too.
la_cleta said:damn!! bottled up salsas suck! lots of vinager and shet, if you want to make a cool salsa then follow this steps:
Get one tomato and just put it on a grill 'til the surface gets black(1 tomato)
chop some onions (1/4)
a little bit of olive oil
some lemon
some salt
CHILE SERRANO
Put it on the blender, or a MOLCAJETE if you got one, and thats it, you can use it with quesadillas, meat, if you want to spice your soup...
dam boy!pnj said:tamotoes suck, hands down.
I like cavenders better than Tony's for general seasoning... for spicky southern shiz though... TOny's is it hand down.N8 said:Tabasco is good but for regular seasoning you can't beat Tony's!