
Bottle of Hot sauce
Peppers, salt and usually vinegar. Some are sharp and thin, some thick and fruity, and a few are mostly a dare.
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Peppers, salt and usually vinegar. Some are sharp and thin, some thick and fruity, and a few are mostly a dare.
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Warm them together for a minute so it pours. Like it hotter? Add more sauce. Drizzle over pizza or fried chicken.
Stir until smooth. Start with less sauce and add to taste. Made for burgers and fries.
Shake over scrambled or fried eggs right at the end, so it stays bright. More drops for more heat.

Recipe · Made with hot sauce
Cayenne and tabasco peppers are sharp and approachable. Habanero is fruity and hot. Ghost pepper and above are for the brave.
Vinegar first means tangy and thin. Peppers first means thicker and more about the chili itself.
Heat is measured in Scoville units. Many bottles print a simple 1 to 5 rating, which is more useful at the shelf.