View Full Version : What's in your refrigerator door right now?
staffing
07-26-2005, 11:34 AM
You can tell alot about a chilihead by what he/she keeps in the door of the fridge.
Right now, I have 100% Pain (Original Juan) Toxic Waste, Endorphin Rush, Tobasco Habanero, Tortuga Scotch Bonnet, Hot Delight Scotch Bonnet (from Aruba), Hot Delight Pico de Papaya (ditto), Big S Farms TN Lightning and TN Mountain Green, Matouk's Flambeau Sauce, Lottie's Barbados Recipe Pepper Sauce, and Bello Pepper Sauce (Martinique)
As you can see, I like Caribbean style sauces. They tend to have a little more bang for the buck. Matouk's is really good.
I go through at least a bottle a week. What I use depends on whether I'm in the move for straight habanero/scotch bonnet mash (like Matouk's or the Hot Delight or 100% Pain) or want some seasonings added.
What's in your door?
DEFCON Creator
07-26-2005, 11:41 AM
I see somehting on my lowest shelf that is fuzzy and wrapped in tin foil. Perhaps if I wave at it, it will respond. :shock:
staffing
07-26-2005, 12:14 PM
I see somehting on my lowest shelf that is fuzzy and wrapped in tin foil. Perhaps if I wave at it, it will respond. :shock:
Now that's a scary thought. :shock:
sweatnspice
07-27-2005, 05:20 AM
This was quite a while ago: You know you have a hot sauce problem if... (http://www.hotsauceblog.com/hotsaucearchives/you-know-you-have-a-hot-sauce-problem-if/)
And I'm afraid it's only gotten worse since then.
staffing
07-27-2005, 09:11 AM
This was quite a while ago: You know you have a hot sauce problem if... (http://www.hotsauceblog.com/hotsaucearchives/you-know-you-have-a-hot-sauce-problem-if/)
And I'm afraid it's only gotten worse since then.
I prefer to live in denial
Tina Brooks
07-27-2005, 09:23 AM
This was quite a while ago: You know you have a hot sauce problem if... (http://www.hotsauceblog.com/hotsaucearchives/you-know-you-have-a-hot-sauce-problem-if/)
And I'm afraid it's only gotten worse since then.
I prefer to live in denial
Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.
With the exception of cooking and grilling sauces, I don't keep most of my pepper sauces in the fridge.
This thread is duplicating another one that was started not that long ago... Here: http://thehotpepper.com/viewtopic.php?t=214
I'll link to this thread on the other one, to continue discussing fridge collections here.
T.
staffing
07-28-2005, 11:35 AM
This was quite a while ago: You know you have a hot sauce problem if... (http://www.hotsauceblog.com/hotsaucearchives/you-know-you-have-a-hot-sauce-problem-if/)
And I'm afraid it's only gotten worse since then.
I prefer to live in denial
Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.
With the exception of cooking and grilling sauces, I don't keep most of my pepper sauces in the fridge.
Thanks for the link, Tina. Oh, and I will try some of yours and Kato's sauces. While I do collect sauces, I usually order double the amount so I can eat one and throw one on the shelf. I collect sauces that look like they taste good, or are small, local labels rather than the ones with cute names.
I'm going to show this list to my wife, so that she can see that I'm not the only one with 15-20 sauces open at any time. I don't know why I keep them in the fridge....they really don't last long enough once opened to spoil.
Sometimes I want a seasoned sauce. Sometimes I just want to taste the pepper. Sometimes I want a mustard-based, sometimes vinegar. One thing I like to do is slice up a habanero and put it in a cruett of olive oil for a week or two. Then I make chicken marsala with it. My wife loves it!!
I will check out your website in more detail in the near future (and Kato's). I look forward to trying some of your sauces.
This thread is duplicating another one that was started not that long ago... Here: http://thehotpepper.com/viewtopic.php?t=214
I'll link to this thread on the other one, to continue discussing fridge collections here.
T.
Tina Brooks
07-29-2005, 08:00 AM
This was quite a while ago: You know you have a hot sauce problem if... (http://www.hotsauceblog.com/hotsaucearchives/you-know-you-have-a-hot-sauce-problem-if/)
And I'm afraid it's only gotten worse since then.
I prefer to live in denial
Denial ain't just a river in Egypt.
With the exception of cooking and grilling sauces, I don't keep most of my pepper sauces in the fridge.
Thanks for the link, Tina. Oh, and I will try some of yours and Kato's sauces. While I do collect sauces, I usually order double the amount so I can eat one and throw one on the shelf. I collect sauces that look like they taste good, or are small, local labels rather than the ones with cute names.
I'm going to show this list to my wife, so that she can see that I'm not the only one with 15-20 sauces open at any time. I don't know why I keep them in the fridge....they really don't last long enough once opened to spoil.
Sometimes I want a seasoned sauce. Sometimes I just want to taste the pepper. Sometimes I want a mustard-based, sometimes vinegar. One thing I like to do is slice up a habanero and put it in a cruett of olive oil for a week or two. Then I make chicken marsala with it. My wife loves it!!
I will check out your website in more detail in the near future (and Kato's). I look forward to trying some of your sauces.
This thread is duplicating another one that was started not that long ago... Here: http://thehotpepper.com/viewtopic.php?t=214
I'll link to this thread on the other one, to continue discussing fridge collections here.
T.
Tell you're wife that you're really quite sane.
We have a group of customers/friends who meet every Tuesday night and pass around the hot stuff; called the spice boys, it's a challenge to see who can come up with the hottest, the most flavourful, the best label, the most interesting... yadda yadda yadda, I think it's gotten beyond the "how hot is it stage" and just become a fun thing to do for that group, but every single one of these people has a fridge full of sauces.
Tell your wife about my Oreos... sanitywise, by comparison, you'll shine. ;)
T
scullytoo
11-04-2005, 03:56 PM
I've only started buying the hot sauces recently (my tolerance is getting better), but right now what we have is Frank's Red Hot and Tabasco Chipolte sauce. That last one has a really good smoky flavor, and I used it with a stuffed potato recipe I found on their website. REALLY good.
I just ordered the Joe Perry hot sauce collection to add to what we have here. I really like the Boneyard Brew, but I also wanted to try the Mango Peach.
Tina Brooks
11-04-2005, 06:39 PM
I've only started buying the hot sauces recently (my tolerance is getting better), but right now what we have is Frank's Red Hot and Tabasco Chipolte sauce. That last one has a really good smoky flavor, and I used it with a stuffed potato recipe I found on their website. REALLY good.
I just ordered the Joe Perry hot sauce collection to add to what we have here. I really like the Boneyard Brew, but I also wanted to try the Mango Peach.
I almost feel sorry enough for you to send you a free jar of our stuff... but I'd be afraid to really hurt you. :D
DEFCON Creator
11-04-2005, 10:49 PM
C'mon Tina, grab the bottle of Zero from your daughter and make a smaller bottle out of it and send it on. Of course, save some for yourself so the sole hole in your tongue can have one or more companions.
chuk hell
11-04-2005, 11:13 PM
Back on topic...
Let's see....
-Marie Sharp's
-Blairs Possible Side Effects ( yuck )
-Blair's After Death ( a little better but still yuck)
-Blairs Original Death sauce ( much better!)
-Dave's ultimate Insainity ( gar-licky!)
-Matouk's Hot ( West Indian) sauce ( damn good!...and cheap!)
-Winston's Hot pepper sauce ( Jamaican style)
-Bufalo Chipotle Mexiacan hot sauce
oh, almost forgot...
I always keep a bottle of
-Sriracha Hot Chili sauce ( aka "Rooster sauce" ) in there
and some home made ones...
-something I call "100 habaneros" ( because that's mostly what went into the blender)
-A roasted chili pequin sauce
-A ginger/honey/whisky/carrot/habanero concoction that is real damn good
-and a homemade wing sauce
oh, and in the pantry a couple I don't bother to refridgerate
-Tabasco
-Louisiana hot sauce ( dirt cheap; I use as a marinade for BBQ chicken)
Naked Grandpa
11-05-2005, 12:02 AM
Tabasco - Habanero, Chipotle, Jalapeno, Regular
Melinda's - Extra Hot, XXXtra Hot
Cholula
Pico Picante - Fiery Hot, Hot
Mexican Villa - Hot Sauce
Taste of Thai - Garlic Chili Pepper Sauce
Holy Shit! (which will evolve, grow limbs and rule the earth before I bother to finish it)
scullytoo
11-06-2005, 06:54 AM
I've only started buying the hot sauces recently (my tolerance is getting better), but right now what we have is Frank's Red Hot and Tabasco Chipolte sauce. That last one has a really good smoky flavor, and I used it with a stuffed potato recipe I found on their website. REALLY good.
I just ordered the Joe Perry hot sauce collection to add to what we have here. I really like the Boneyard Brew, but I also wanted to try the Mango Peach.
I almost feel sorry enough for you to send you a free jar of our stuff... but I'd be afraid to really hurt you. :D
LOL Most of our hot sauce tasting comes from our chileheads meetings once a month, so until my own tolerance is built up I'll keep the hotter stuff to our fearless leader of the group. :)
I almost forgot to mention that although our hot sauce is limited at the moment, my hubby has a lot of different curry powders and sauces that he likes to experiment with when he makes chicken curry. He's English, so he loves his Indian food. :)
P_Schneider
11-06-2005, 11:05 AM
Let me see...
Cholula
Yucatan Sunshine
Cajun Sunshine
Tobasco Habanero
Tobasco Chipotle
El Yucateco Red and Green
Devils Revenge
and of course my spicy BBQ :wink:
fatalliman
11-06-2005, 11:50 AM
I'll add mine;
Yucateco chipotle- 1/4 bottle
2 kinds of three hot tamale sauces-1/4 bottle
five kinds of ho-made rogue sauce from friends- various levels
XXX datil sauce- a few drops
wild to mild hab BBQ-1/4 bottle
wild to mild chipotle BBQ- tiny bit
The real truth is what's NOT in there, because of daily consumption.
ML
chuk hell
11-06-2005, 02:05 PM
Let me see...
El Yucateco Red and Green
Those are good, CHEAP sauces. Real HOT!
chuk hell
11-06-2005, 02:08 PM
Melinda's - Extra Hot, XXXtra Hot
If you like Melinda's see if you can find SONTAVA! Same style but way better.
Naked Grandpa
11-06-2005, 04:47 PM
Let me see...
El Yucateco Red and Green
Those are good, CHEAP sauces. Real HOT!
I like 'em too.
If you eat at El Maguey here in KC - they're ripe for the using (or stealing) on the table. Both of 'em.
P_Schneider
11-06-2005, 06:16 PM
Let me see...
El Yucateco Red and Green
Those are good, CHEAP sauces. Real HOT!
I love the red and at $1.29 a bottle you cant go wrong.
Let's see...We have:
Irish Scream
LBTC-Salsa Rio Verde
LBTC-Hot Blonde
The pepperplant-Chuncky Garlic
The Pepper Plant-Original California Style
Peppermaster-BBQ Thai Satay (Hubby loves this)
Peppermaster-Fusion Fire (Thank you Tina - Very yummy)
London Pub-Spicy Steak Sauce
And of course a bottle of the rooster sauce
DEFCON Creator
11-07-2005, 02:06 PM
Wow, everyone has all this great stuff in their refrigerators. Mine is full of fuzzy aluminum foil, former leafy vegetables that now resemble kimchi, venerably-aged muscle tissue from various mammals that I have trained to perform rudimentary movement, and various petrie dishes I have been creating for the formation of a capsaicin-based homunculous.
Wow, everyone has all this great stuff in their refrigerators. Mine is full of fuzzy aluminum foil, former leafy vegetables that now resemble kimchi, venerably-aged muscle tissue from various mammals that I have trained to perform rudimentary movement, and various petrie dishes I have been creating for the formation of a capsaicin-based homunculous.
Defcon,
You unfortunately paint a very vivid image of a very scary refrigerator. :scared:
DEFCON Creator
11-07-2005, 02:38 PM
The fun part is watching my wife don the biosuit and yell out "I'M GOIN' IN!" when she has to change the baking soda box.
Defcon you are truly an original -LOL
Tina Brooks
11-07-2005, 03:54 PM
Wow, everyone has all this great stuff in their refrigerators. Mine is full of fuzzy aluminum foil, former leafy vegetables that now resemble kimchi, venerably-aged muscle tissue from various mammals that I have trained to perform rudimentary movement, and various petrie dishes I have been creating for the formation of a capsaicin-based homunculous.
Oh please... what did you do with the sauces I sent you??? Did you eat them all already???
T
DEFCON Creator
11-07-2005, 08:32 PM
The little dark ceature with the green eyes that lives in the crisper has them. I dare not open the drawer, he'll hurt my embryonic homunculus.
John S.
11-15-2005, 08:38 PM
It's really intersting seeing what everyone else has. So I'll join in the fun. I keep my sauces like I keep tequilas: many open at one time, so I have whatever I'm in the mood for ready at hand.
In my fridge:
Peppermaster's Hurricane Mash (though this one is going quickly - good work Tina)
Pete's Heat
Dave's Insanity
Endorphin Rush
Mad Dog 357
Srirachi
Walkerwood Scotch Bonnet
Sharky's Habanero
Desert Pepper XXX habanero
Wild Blue Yonder
Tounges of Fire
Uncle Dougie's Bang Zoom Chipotle garlic
Uncle Duugie's Bada Boom habanero mustard
Melinda's garlic habanero
Palmetto Pepper potions larynx lava
torchbearer #4
La Anita chile habanero
Peppers of key west left wing sauce
The original Louisana hot sauce
(Thanks in large part to Nick for a good part of that list.)
tinner666
11-15-2005, 09:31 PM
Defcon1 and 0
Da Bomb Ground Zero
Da Bomb Final Answer
Blair's Mega Death
Blair's Sudden Death
Fiery Inferno
Some pure Cap, untitled
Dave's Ultimate Insanity
Louisiana Chipotle
Tabasco Original and Chipotle
Hurricane Mash
:D
Frank
chuk hell
11-16-2005, 11:42 PM
Defcon1 and 0
Da Bomb Ground Zero
Da Bomb Final Answer
Blair's Mega Death
Blair's Sudden Death
Fiery Inferno
Some pure Cap, untitled
Dave's Ultimate Insanity
Louisiana Chipotle
Tabasco Original and Chipotle
Hurricane Mash
:D
Frank
You're a maniac.
tinner666
11-17-2005, 06:01 AM
Maniac!! :lol: At least I stick with the mild ones. Poured some Fiery Furnace on a pork-chop. Not too hot, but still metalic tasting even with the chipotle on there. :? Trying to find a combo I like. ?? :? Not sure what to do with it. Frank :)
tinner666
11-17-2005, 02:12 PM
I had to update my list. I think this is all:
Defcon1 and 0
Da Bomb Ground Zero
Da Bomb Final Answer
Blair's Mega Death
Blair's Sudden Death
Fiery Inferno
Some pure Cap, untitled
Dave's Ultimate Insanity
Louisiana Chipotle
Tabasco Original and Chipotle
Hurricane Mash
El Yucateco Red Sauce
El Yucateco Green Sauce
El Yucateco XXXtra Hot
:D
Frank
dreamtheatervt
11-17-2005, 03:55 PM
I'm at work, so I might miss a few or have names slightly wrong:
Tabasco Chipotle
Blairs Jalepeno Death
Blairs Death
Blairs After Death
Blairs Sudden Death
Sexabi Medium
Joe Perry's Boneyard Brew
Scorned Woman
Acid Rain Peri-Peri
Asbirin
Ass in the Tub/Space/Antarctica
Bee Sting Mango Passion
Melinda's Mango something or other
Walkerswood Scotch Bonnet
Dave's Insanity Sauce
Trappey's Cayanne (institutional size)
Dati'l Do It Devil Drops
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