March 18, 2013

  • saucy (nsfw -cussing)

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    http://www.whitebuffalotruckee.com/dontbeachickenshit.aspx

    everyone is by now aware that such a thing as similar sounds can mean very different thing.  I was looking up the language navajo as I had heard of the code talkers of ww2 and that chicken from english is very close to the navajo word for “shit”   thus would the above be a double negative of a phrase a poop poop?

    this is a cayenne sauce similar I’d guess to a chalulah.

    this is NOT mustard.  this is yellow pepper hot sauce.  itis called “amarillo” or yellow… you may learn to be

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    the niche of hotsauces is good the same jokes so stale like oo kick my bottom, insanity ( to consume this) flames, death, hellfire, or even far ruder takeson the jokes.  okay I like mine warmer I doo.  I am wuss enough to admit 3 drops of the 1%er sauce i still own, is anough to make tuna salad nearly to spicy to consume.   nearly.

     

    so far my favorite sauces are

    tiger sauce occasionally still available at walmart-  this tamarind sauce is divine on chicken smoked over charcoal.

    mango sauce because it is good on ice cream;)

    chipotle pepper’s adobo sauce because it adds very well to bison and beef

    heiz chili peppers in vinegar  that dash livens up stewed greens

     

    when in a pinch, ketchup, hotsauce, and mayonaise combine to make an adequate onion ring sauce.

     

     

    do you ever ponder sting ring specials? (hot sauce so hot its hot…twice… tp in the freezer! STAT!!)

     

Comments (15)

  • I’m afraid ANY hot sauce is out of my reach in every way possible, but the first one had me LMAO just because of the labeling.  My Ex is big on Tiger Sauce & has a friend whose wife makes her own which is way up there on the ‘instant flame’ side. I’ve watched him sweat & get red faced when eating it. No thank you!!!

    Always amazed at the various products you are aware of. But I learn a lot at the same time.

  • @CaKaLusa - one percenter  dannycash.com  is a ghost chili sauce and I do not jest when I say it is three drops per a can of tuna to have very spicy sauce yuns. :D   it will make a bald guy sweat profusely and redden very tomato esque… :D   a similar experience was the boxer we took to the hot wings place he being manly didn’t listen when we said all in unison and seperately too it is very very hot.. he so wanted to punch all of us out i out ate hime on purpose and kindly traded some. lol.

  • HOT post!!!

    Ha, on the first photo! It’s fun how many hot sauces are out there…and their names are a hoot! And…most of them kick my arse! BUTT, your suggestions for the pepper and the sauce uses sound good! I might give them a whirl!

    Interesting about the Navajo translation…poop poop indeed.

    I loves hot sauces…even loves some old fashioned Tabasco sauce! Cleans out my sinuses!

    COOL HUGS!!!

  • @MzSilver - I became aware of the yellow hot sauce i believe in the same time vein/frame as I had a shot to learn over the phone about green chili and enchilada making from a lady but only over the phone as she wanted to honor how she learned in a rush to put din out for her loved one’s courtesy of her mother in law.  I didn’t avail myself of that offer to my chagrin…but i did buy a yellow hot sauce on the way to tending my blind friend recouping from having his oeyes out from glaucoma.  I serarched and searched for hot sauces finding out about tamarind because of another stay at my then home near a mexican grocery the avanza a chain sure but  pulparindo! mmm mmm mmm  it’s dicey to feel the fear i may have bought poison and it turns out to be good.  pulparindo is a pulp candy with a lil salt underside  obviously due to sodium restrictions i don’t have it often.  however after that experience I looked up stuff it was in thus finding out it is a popular sauce for fish in the philipines.  the jaritos soda pop of the same flavor also available in mexican sections is mmm too but diabetes limits that joy.. so ignoring that I still made it?  into a sauce red peppers garlic onion celery.tangy tamarind soup base and cornstarch.  this with chinese style stir fry vegetation like onion red pepper carrot  zucchini and eggplant along with essentially a hush puppy only one made with flour versus corn flour is the base dish of sweet and sour nothing.  no meat all vegan vegetarian and quite tastey.    as to hot sauces I learned courtesy of rick bayless mexico one plate at a time to make adobada  or chili water cookedroasts… most of the then house claimed ulcer and cried at the mean level of sauciness… this later became simple soy sauce garlic shredded beef  and now trash detail.

  • saucy.  love tamarind.  oh my golly. i can’t cook with hot at home.  the fam is boring. the first time i used a something hot pepper. can’t remember which one now.  i didn’t know.  my hands were on freaking fire for hours.  

  • @promisesunshine - lol, I have rubbed my eyes before or worse forgetting it makes fore a fiery experience.

  • I don’t love hot hot hot peppers…I can take green tabasco sauce, but not ghost peppers…lol LOVE tamarind. LOVE wasabi…can eat plain wasabi…freaks people out, but it’s not the same as hot peppers. 

  • @moniet - they say a cinnamon oil can equate through jalapenos pepper equates  to ghost peppers but in reality doesn’t cause the lasting discomfort of capsicums.  but such is the nature. of papers.  I like the green sauce.

  • @adamswomanback - Lol, I say I like the green and you send me a red…. heee hawww heee haww. :D   since they’re much less painful and far more flavorful :D   and i know you can cook heheheheh  howz about i challenge you to…. poppers.  first rule, they neednlt be particularly hot.  seconed this is semi labor intensive so please budget some time for this.  third they are a party in your mouth…uh oh that could get misinterpretable.

    I know for instance that there are rude vegetation that looks like naughty anatomical procrative parts is parts  I’m not sure you can reliably obtain them for your joy.

    11I fully admit to cheating here as I have once… count that  ONCE made a ravioli dough and later raviolies… it is similar to wonton skin which is thinner and smaller than egg roll wrapper skins…but they are similar products and this kind of labor I’m not refering to  nor am I opting for tempura vegetables type batter deep fat frying method… it is however far superior for form. 

    I am challenging you with peppers preferably the rudest shaped one’s you can easily find so you can be delighted you naughty one…wrap the first stuffed with something peppers in cream chease perhaps wrapped pepper in a wonton skin moisten edges to seal and fry in oil    to be honest I use a wooden chopstick to show approximate heat as it will bubble well not expode in bubbles that’s too hot nor barely bubble thats greeasy heavy yuckiness.  and that oil shimmers well at the temperatures for frying.  I know we’re encouraged away from specifically olive oil as it cant get to frying heat well enough, vegetable oil which is in reality soybean oil is good but not for us it is being said so you are left to consider for yourself if you can risk the veg oil or worse canola oil or far more expensive options like corn peanut or rapeseed. 

    you do not have to stuff your beautifully rude pee pee shaped peppers in cream chease.. but I’ll point out the following its easier than say a shrimp garlic fried rice or even shredded cheese like in green jalegpenos yes yellow to green white to read.  oranges tend to be citrus almost sweet which can get into nuts and or rice fillings but again, as labor intensive as these are and they fly off the plate too… try not to hate me for making them and go with say red jalepenos and cream cheese wonton wrapped and fried as golden as the skin allows. yes it will sorta show through .  cream cheese to room temp so it’s soft enough to stuff and account forthese to take you 20 minutes with paper towel aplenty to dray,oil of your preference I find I can manage well enough with the trades with a corn oil.  wontons 3 bucks ish at market with egg roll wrappers  jalepenos 8 bucks a pound fresh gage them about fist sized for portions you need maybe 1/4 of a pound for you and a friend as a snack. cream cheese you can substitute all the lowfat kinds you like but I don’t   destem slit and deseed rinse pepper  if you can do so without slitting it may….may. be easier.  if you are like me not so hot with mechanics, slit flat but dondont foget to leave room for wontonskin to touch and seel all with a whallop of cheese in format semi pepper shape or rudely with a wee wee type prominance at the end.  fry and eat. these tend to float before golden so allow a lil extra patience to get them yummy golden.  eat.  is you must thin a jelly down to a thick syrup and use that as a dipping sauce.. water is okay most might opt for vinegar as there then would be a bite.

    remember I challenge you.  you can do rude shapes…. make a blizzard of nauty allusions… mention haha jokes about how sex is not like dieting the more the merrier but heheheh watch it on the peppers fried death food consumption it’s still naughty.  oh and enjoy.  I just bet you’ll be showing us vuvlas and wee wee shaped naughty bits real soon.

  • Sriracha HOT Chili Sauce or Tuong Ot Sriracha, sometimes referred to as “red rooster” sauce because of the rooster on the bottle, is made from sun ripened chilies and is ready to use in soups, sauces, pasta, pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers or on anything to add a delicious, spicy taste. – yummmmmm – it’s my favorite…but if I need a white sauce I use mayo and horseradish, great on roast beef or fried mushrooms…

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  • @mlbncsga -
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha_sauce_%28Huy_Fong_Foods%29
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    http://www.amazon.com/Sambal-Oelek-Chilli-Paste-18oz/dp/B000JMDHCC
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    sorry this isn;t an exact label
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    I do not understand why I dislike siracha but I really do.  as you will see within this company three very seemingly the same sauces with the rooster logo ;) are here  siracha SEEMS to differ from sambal oelek in the addition of sugar and the chili garlic from the sambal oelek (gold) in the addition not of sugar but garlic.  the lack of exacting label analysis though, makes this comparison not as easy sorry.  

    I favor sambal oelek  but in all honesty, I wane in reasons to keep always on hand as i actually dont like it as hot anymore.    I have used it in burgers but the bummer is that about the only time I want a dash of heat is like with a wine mix… sambal, siracha and chili/garlic all of which I have used, well it don’t mix with the grape.  not in my opinion.  and as i age in tastes and time energy I look to make it less than a laundry list of ingredients trying to keep them almost religiously under seven and if possible , at or under a handful.  this of course allows me to forever find variations and JUST the right ingredient./s. 

    now :D how’s about magic land :D   I am still able to stand it.   sambal oelek wings.  I should get after deep fat frying these but I do so dislike lotsa hot oil so I bake til crisping then baste deathly with sambal oelek.  many suggest butter in a pot with the sauce then baste or melt over so there is a more proper sauce.  I do not waste the butter why is that it drops the heat level noticeably.  there is a side note the first recipe had an additional ingredient dope.  before i could duplicate why I avoid it, I made lol. chili pot wings.   

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