Huy Fong Sriracha, Red Rooster Louisiana, Tapatío, and Frank’s Red Hot are all great mild-medium sauces that add flavor to just about anything. And they’re cheap!
Dave’s Insanity Sauce
I’ve never tasted one, but I like the story it was banned from the National Fiery Food Show
because of visitors claiming it was to hot.
From the thread:
BasicLiftingService • 5y
Why were you banned from Fiery Foods? I’ve always wondered why you guys didn’t have a stand, when Blair’s is prominently featured. I’d love the chance to directly compare your sauces.
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davesgourmet • 5y
Our Insanity Sauce was banned from the show because a guy had a minor respiratory issue requiring medical assistance. Note that he was fine an hour later. We also had a guy pass out for a few seconds after eating Insanity bombs that we were serving.
I don’t think Subway uses the same sauce! I can’t be entirely sure though, but whatever I taste in fast food joints is somehow weird.
Have been cooking for a decade on my own now, maybe that’s why.
What is considered a hot sauce? Any hot, spicy or burning sauce? If so, consider myself of the DIY crowd.
I always have a small jar of dry cayenne pepper at home, like these:
The key here is dry and milled, as it maximizes the power and surface to weight ratios.
Milled a few rounds of this stuff in my coffee grinder and now it's waiting to be dumped, somehow the pepper substance got into the bearings and no @#$% way now.
When milled this way this inexpensive midrange spice kicks ass, and it's easy to mix with whatever sauce.