Cooking Essentials
The Technique
Hot Sauce
There are hundreds of types of hot sauces available that add mild to high heat to foods. The most basic formulas consist of chili peppers, vinegar & salt but can range in flavor when additional seasonings are included. Tabasco is a brand that was founded in 1868 on Avery Island, Louisiana & their Original Red Sauce is considered a good bench mark with which to compare other styles. The peppers used to make the condiment were originally grown only on the island, however today, they are cultivated in Mexico & other locations to ensure year round production. Tabasco is aged in white oak barrels that have been previously used for whiskey production. A mash is made & then stored in them that stands for 3 years. The seeds & skins are then strained & combined with vinegar & salt. Tabasco Original Red Hot Sauce registers on the Scoville scale between 2,500 & 5,000. Learn how to store & use hot sauce with a variety of your favorite foods.
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How To Store & Use Hot Sauce
Hot sauce can perk up many items including Bloody Mary’s, gumbo, dips, appetizers & even a plate of BLT Deviled Eggs. It may be prepared with a variety of peppers ranging from habaneros & jalapeños to serranos. It may serve as an ingredient in recipes or be offered as a condiment just before serving.
The Technique
Hot sauce may be stored at room temperature for up to 6 months or two years in the refrigerator once opened. If additional ingredients are added to the baseline mixture, expect it to decrease the shelf life of the product.
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