Hot Sauces

[Commander Troi]

I don't do super-hot on stuff, but I often add Sriracha or green Tabasco to soups and stews. Here in Phoenix, the best hot sauces are usually house made salsas at Mexican restaurants, which can't be bought in stores.

Once we stopped at a lovely monastery in a teeny town south of Tucson and bought this "Holy Mary Hot Sauce" (something like that) and it was terrific. But I've never seen it anywhere else.

If you like habenero based sauces @NCC-73515 we have a ton out here. I'll ask around for recommendations for you. Maybe I can send you a care package.

I used to like the hot sauce made by the makers of Bone Suckin' (barbecue) Sauce. It was a bit smoky, the perfect thing to mix into barbecue sauce to make it spicy. But I haven't seen it in stores for ages. I'll have to see if they actually still make it. Maybe it's possible to order some.

Kor

I *love* their mustard! So good!

 

[NCC-73515]

Green Tabasco is kinda boring, the best one they have is the habanero version. Sriracha is good!
My aunt actually gave me a whole collection of hot sauces a few times for my birthday

 

[The Boy Who Cried Worf]

Have you tried Pepper Plant Original Hot Pepper Sauce? My wife loves it.

 

[NCC-73515]

Haven't seen that one, where can you get it?

 

[Non Sync]

Friend of mine is very into hot sauces and has a whole shelf in his garage dedicated to it. I've probably never seen so much hot sauce in one place.

The National Mustard Museum in Middletown, WI has a huge assortment of hot sauces besides their collection of over 6,000 mustards.

 

[urbandefault]

This stuff is pretty dang hot.

https://i.ibb.co/ykJ4bbV/PIG-Garlic-37-81042-1412200954-1280-1280.jpg

 

[The Boy Who Cried Worf]

Haven't seen that one, where can you get it?

https://www.thepepperplant.com/shop.html

It tends to be in odd places like specialty delis or natural food places. The last place we found it was an organic vegetable stand. Their website has a store locator so hopeful you can find one near you.