Superfuture SuperHotSauce Thread

[newaesthetic]

Because haploid's sleeping on this.

Other than keeping a big bottle of sriracha around, what other tasty sauces are there? I've been playing around with adding spices to other sauces (ie: Frank's tastes like ass on its own), but I wanna know what else is out there. We can cover ones for taste, and the just plain painful, bragging-rights, pain-the-next-morning stuff. Had this dark foul-smelling stuff called Endorphin Rush at the old bar, but I've never heard of it available for public consumption.

Oh, and from random thoughts: Rockfish in Virginia Beach has some quality hot sauce. red savina habanero, mango, cider vinegar, lime juice, garlic and salt.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scoville_scale

[samsikle]

not really a sauce, but the chili oil that comes in jars at asian restaurants mmmmmm.

[neptunecitylocal]

Dave's Insanity Garlic Hot Fiyaahhhhhh

[Servo2000]

not really a sauce, but the chili oil that comes in jars at asian restaurants mmmmmm.

I'm into this stuff. Do they all make it themselves? Because it's virtually identical everywhere - I'd love to just buy it myself.

[bchhun]

pass the sriracha yall

[renski]

i like Stone Brewery's Arrogant Bastard hot sauce.. gets spicy quick.

[Gatefold]

acid rain is pretty tasty as well as hot

[samsikle]

I'm into this stuff. Do they all make it themselves? Because it's virtually identical everywhere - I'd love to just buy it myself.

they probably buy it by the buckets or something. there's one similar to that but it's garlic chili sauce. that one's my favorite, i tried looking for it in the fridge but i can't find it. the jar is distinctive there's a creepy portrait of an old lady on it.

[avantster]

I'm into this stuff. Do they all make it themselves? Because it's virtually identical everywhere - I'd love to just buy it myself.

Right here, or at your not-so-friendly local asian supermarket. Tastier and hotter than the ones you'll find in most restaurants.

[Vampyrvargfesten]

i want to take the haberno challenge, but need the extinguisherz..

milk?

bread?

salt?

what works ??

tried and true:

-sriracha

-tapatio

-chipotle tabasco

-lousiana

but what i really wanna try is:

(will kop at tamale shop when i get the chance)

[Magsåvningsreserven]

i won a chilli sauce eating contest one time

this is my dependable favourite:

quite hot but also has a nice flavour

[dubcbadass]

my gf dried me a whole ziplock full of datil peppers or quite similar to them. will get pics later. i have ground them up w/ mortar and pestle and only takes about a few flakes to put fire into some bland chili or whatever.

[Headmut]

has anyone tried the other sriracha flavours? i've only had the green capped one but i hear there is a whole bunch.

[alexryb]

i recently discovered sriracha (late pass) and one of those huge bottles lasts me, literally, no longer than a week. i surprise myself with how much shit i put it on.

but how do u bros tame the fire once its started? sometimes i go overboard with the hot sauce and my mouth feels like the fourth circle of hell.

[blm14]

I should own stock in these guys:

http://www.huyfong.com/

I MUCH prefer their sambal oelek to the sriracha but I actually do use both

[newaesthetic]

a2b; it depends on what i'm eating. A sriracha overload in pho means I pretty much just suck it up and take it; it's not too bad spice-wise anyways. If it's something like wings, I always order Suicide unless it's not available, and if that gets to be too much, milk works really well.

chili oil looks good, I'd be tempted to just make it at home as long as I knew proper portions.

I want to try this Dave's Insanity stuff as soon as I can. Don't know where I could find it nearby though, thank god for internet.

[dubcbadass]

pics of these little peppers (i think datil peppers... as in "datil do it"). legit hotness. throw one of these in one of those huge stockpots full of chili or whatever and the whole thing will burn like a mo. in fact, i accidentally just touched my face after opening the bag and my lower eyelid is burning.

[okonomi]

i won a chilli sauce eating contest one time

this is my dependable favourite:

quite hot but also has a nice flavour

Agreed! My dad bought some of this stuff while in England (we live in Australia), haven't seen it anywhere since.

[jizzimmy]

Definitely down with Sriracha. I feel like it's never too hot no matter how much I use.

Would love to expand my repertoire though. Any recommendations for a slightly spicier sauce?

[Guest]

the dankest

[blm14]

jizzimmy try huy fong's Sambal Oelek. Same manufacturer as sriracha but no garlic and not blended - the lack of garlic I think makes it hotter:

[Vampyrvargfesten]

YES

saved my life

edit: merge

[Magsåvningsreserven]

the dankest

this is some pussy shit, it's tastes like it's diluted man come on.

[mrpenguin354]

FUCK YEAH!

[po_boy_fuuma_hatesbargerz]

pics of these little peppers (i think datil peppers... as in "datil do it"). legit hotness. throw one of these in one of those huge stockpots full of chili or whatever and the whole thing will burn like a mo. in fact, i accidentally just touched my face after opening the bag and my lower eyelid is burning.

Oh god, Datil peppers. I LOVE THOSE THINGS.

http://www.datildoit.com/

This hotsauce made me love life last year. Just be careful, overdose and you'll definitely feel it hotter on the way out than on the way in. Delicious!

In other news:

This stuff isn't that hot, but it adds an amazing richness to any dish you've got. Meatballs / spaghetti sauce / omelettes / etc... it's just amazing chipotle hotness that's easily handled by most. usually I just add them whole, but for more versatility, I realized I could use my coffee grinder ($ for jawnz concept) to grind up the whole peppers and freeze them into small ice-cubes and thaw when needed. By the way, for superfootballjunkies, just add this to your bean dip and everybody will love you long time.

I <3 hot sauce.

[blm14]

Those chipotles with red wine, onions and garlic will make literally the most delicious braised short ribs you've ever eaten.

[Nil]

[ChaseDizzy]

not that hot but tastes real good

[spaces]

[otlyaa]

these two are always in my fridge. neither are super hot, but i like the vinegary flavor

eat this with cabbage/greens for the most part