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Hot Sauce.....


( a thread for addicts only )



I do love a sauce me. Ketchups, browns, reds, thick & thin, smooth or paste like


I am a self anointed KondimentKingTM & the shelves of my Royale? larder are heaving; a veritable grand tour of taste & "tang"



* rises from chair & stands, hand on heart... tears welling in the eyes *


"MY NAME IS WOOF....I AM AN ADDICT.."


There I've said & I'm not ashamed but as with all "heads" ( regal or not ) I am always on the look out for a new addition. I swear I'm missing the "one" & today I will venture out to find it . Every country it seems add their own twist to the theme & China town is the gift that always gives BUT therein lies the rub.


What happens is an un-branded "gem" gets hidden in the darker reaches of the W**F stores, it quietly matures & when found is consumed with such vigor that another is soon needed. I now photograph them for reference but replacing them is always fraught & tricky ( but never dull )



On my TopTableTM & by Royale? appointment are...


HP brown, Heinz Tomato ketchup, Daddies red & brown & of course Lea & Perrins ( remove these from your arsenal at your peril )



In an up & coming class of their own...


Levis Roots Jerk/BBq ,Tomato Ketchup & Love apple Tomato ketchup



But these are the masters of the black arts, the "Ninjas" of the table...


Jamacia Joe's Hot* Mustard sauce. An un-branded Ground chilli/fried garlic, plus two Mandarin divas, Hot fermented bamboo shoots & the mushroomy Jah-Jan



All UTTERLY delicious but are there any others I should be coveting..?




"HELP ME....." please, I need it..




W**F?



( *not for the faint hearted )




www.hotsauceaddicts.com ( though I'm not if sure they have a "Hot line" yet..(tu) )


Plus a random "addiction" play

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Cholula - Mexican and available in Sainsbury's. It's not on fire hot but I can't take that sort. I like to put it on eggs, and also tortilla chips.


Forgot to add sriracha chili sauce. Available in Chinese/Thai shops. SMBS used to sell it but not any more.


And not forgetting harissa. Lovely in lamb burgers and on top. There are a lot of different types about, the most ubiquitous is the one in the tube.



edited for addition



Firstly, "my name is Katie1997 and I am an addict".


Secondly, will you stop posting stuff about things like this? Very distracting ;-)


Thirdly, I love it really, here goes:


I advise that you try tamarind sauce (had it at an Indian wedding over the weekend, its FAB with spicy food). I don't know any brands to recommend, I have real tamarind from SMBS, but I am sure you can buy it in paste form which would be easier.


Mushroom ketchup is pretty good sloshed in British-style food. Gives it more depth.


Tabasco is always a winner. There's a chipotle pepper variety you should try if not already done so.


Chilli jam is great with cheeses and cold meats. I made my own although it turned out to be way too sweet. I was trying to copy one that I had bought at a food festival ('Boasty's best' - it was quite clear with flecks of chilli suspended in it, I think due to the addition of apple but I couldn't recreate it).


The Really Garlicky Company has a lovely garlic relish (if you like garlic) and the Isle of Wight garlic farm also has good products.


PS. Dragon's blood Sean? Wow! Respect.


PPS. Woof - your larder sounds scarily like mine.

Stand back....?



I have returned from my crusade to that old "Town of China".....ChinaaTownTM


With me I bring more sauces & palette revivers, ticklers & tongue fancies of the day


I do appreciate the interest in this sauceappreciationsocietyTM


I hunted high , I hunted low & bagged a new savory so savory, it is to be savored


http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4056/4657531806_2451302dbf_m.jpg This is a "Colemans" that I've not seen before, bagged her in "Loon Fung"...lovely plumage..what

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4027/4657531544_5450604f84_m.jpg Shang La.Fermented soya bean & chilli, "she's a looker & a go-er ..eh"

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4014/4657531320_3b93b22bc4_m.jpg MSG free chilli oil +W**FcustomisingTM..just add two cloves of garlic, ignore her a bit & off you go..."rather"


Yes, I know all beautiful trophies, add a plate of cold cuts on a Monday, some cheese on a Tuesday & a little pie on a Thursday. Before you know it...


....Y-es, It's the week-end again & who could knock that..Ehh..?



* kisses jars goodnight *



" Until tomorrow my sweets, 'till tomorrow "




W**F?



* turns light out, trips up the stairs *

SimonM Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Branston Fruity

__________________________________


Simon...



* head gently tilting to one side *


Now please sit down, there's something I need to get straight


Dear boy, I suspect that you are a little lonely & joining a self help group made you feel wanted...


BUT this is for serious ADDICTION & dipping a few cheese & onion crisps into some pretty pickle like "Branston" won't hurt anyone. I mean even a two year old can safely do that


Now go on with you ......"Branston Fruity"


I ask you...






W**F


* rolls eyes *

Did you know...?


There are at least ( at my last count anyway )


42 Ass Kickin ------ chilli sauces


1 Baboon Ass Gone Rabid Hot Sauce


1 Ass Blaster Hot Sauce w/ Wooden Outhouse


20 Mad dogs


1 57 Mad Dog Collector's Edition - Hot Sauce with Gun Keychain


1 Camel Toe Hot Sauce


And....


my favorites of the day


1 Dickhead with Bin Laden Hot Sauce, 5oz.


1 Golden Beaver w/ 24k gold flakes, w/Belt Buckle




W**F

BUT this is for serious ADDICTION & dipping a few cheese & onion crisps into some pretty pickle like "Branston


It is a sauce not a pickle, much like the OK Fruity you brandish yourself further up :)) And really you should not be seasoning your misfired insult with references to crisps of any flavour....*shudder*!

I've got to say I'm surprised that this hasn't been moved to the Drawing Room as its such a serious topic.


Anyway, please tell me that this chilli loving 'click' cannot spare 15 minutes to make your own chilli oil

You can buy those little dried chillies from SMBS for about 80p per bag.


Tsk, tsk.


*Disappointed of East Dulwich*

SimonM Wrote:

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> BUT this is for serious ADDICTION & dipping a few

> cheese & onion crisps into some pretty pickle like

> "Branston

>

> It is a sauce not a pickle, much like the OK

> Fruity you brandish yourself further up :)) And

> really you should not be seasoning your misfired

> insult with references to crisps of any kind


.................................................


Simon


Hmm....agreed it's not a pickle BUT


In a game of "naked sauce poker" where would it get you


Exactly, you'd be running naked through the woods whilst wearinga burning tyre


Still "crisps" are a whole other thread ( tbc )



W**F




with a burnin


> flavour....*shudder*!

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