Hot Sauce
A fiery blend of chilies, vinegar, and spices, hot sauce brings a bold kick to any dish. Its vibrant hue and tangy aroma promise an explosion of flavor.
Notes
The heat level can vary widely, from a gentle warmth to a fierce inferno. Choose wisely based on your spice tolerance.
Uses
- Enhance tacos and burritos
- Add zest to soups and stews
- Elevate Bloody Marys
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