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My mouth started to water just looking at that.
My mouth started to water just looking at that.
You just reminded me of a drink I’ve had in a bar in York - it was called a Flat Liner. A shot of Sambuca, a big splash of Tabasco and then a shot of Tequila. It’s like 3 different colours one on top of the other. You knock it back and it’s pretty amazing, especially if you like Tabasco.It's funny how tastebuds evolve as we get older. When I was younger, chilli was just "hot"
Now I can tell a good chilli sauce from an average one, and it's nothing to do with hotness, or price even.
I cook with tabasco, but I find it a bit harsh for everyday add ins.
Good thread
When it comes to pure flavour Tabasco always comes out top for me; I buy the bigger catering size bottles off eBay because I use so much of it.
Encona sauces are great too, and Scotch Bonnet Pepper sauce has an amazing flavour.
Speaking of flavour; I’m becoming more and more pissed off with HP sauce now - it’s not a patch on how it used to be. Bloody Americans have fucked with the ingredients to make it healthier.
Can anyone recommend a decent alternative to HP please?
Pretty sure he doesn't.Hearing rumours on social media Elliott Eastwick uses dried chilli flakes in his sauces.
The fucking bastard.Hearing rumours on social media Elliott Eastwick uses dried chilli flakes in his sauces.
The old story of Hipsters sticking a fancy label on basic staples, calling them craft/gourmet then counting the rube dollarsIs chilli sauce considered gourmet nowadays? Here in Asia it's served with everything just like ketchup. Cheap as shit. I've got a fridge full of free sachets you get with deliveries.