Must-Have Hot Sauces That Culinary Experts Swear By
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From Crystal and Sriracha to El Yucateco and Shaquanda's, these pepper-based sauces pack a punch of spice and flavor.
There are two types of people in this world: Those who put hot sauce on seemingly everything and those who don’t know what they’re missing.
“Hot sauces add a distinct taste and aroma to the food, and it gives a tongue-burning kind of spicy that I love,” Lola Osinkolu, a home cook and blogger at Chef Lola’s Kitchen, told HuffPost. “For example, a sauce made predominantly with habaneros will have a fruity flavor. If serrano is used, the bitter notes will shine through, while jalapeño’s fresh essence is hard to ignore. In addition, it adds a punch of flavor to plain or bland food, making it more enjoyable to eat.”
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