This hot sauce combines jalapeños, lime and tequila into a great condiment that gives a kick to an array of dishes!

Spice up your meals with this authentic El Yucateco-style habanero hot sauce! Perfect for tacos, soups, and more—get ready for a fiery flavor explosion!

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The jalapeno hot sauce recipe is a vibrant blend of fresh jalapenos, aromatic garlic, and onions simmered to perfection. This sauce packs a spicy punch, balanced by the tanginess of distilled white vinegar. Ideal for drizzling over dishes or as a dip, its versatile flavor elevates any meal. Simple to prepare, it promises a burst of heat and zest.

I love spicy foods but Colin doesn’t appreciate the spice like we do, so we have been spicing things up in our plates more lately. I bought a bottle of hot sauce for Simon around his birthday…

When your garden gives you 42 ripe habanero peppers, what do you do? Make hot sauce, of course! Given the state of my hot-sauce addiction (I have three types on my desk at work and more than a doze…

This tangy mango lime hot sauce is great on your avocado toast in the morning. The fruity and citrus flavours combined with the heat of the habanero peppers is wonderfully fresh. You can also adjust the heat up or down to your likeness. What About the Heat in this Mango Lime Hot Sauce? We really

The spice-averse will probably want to skip over this hot sauce recipe, but if you love dousing your food in fiery condiments, then you'll absolutely want to read on. Sure, you can stick with any number of hot sauces available in grocery stores — a lot of them are great, even — but there's nothing like making your own. #chili #lime #chililime #hot #sauce #hotsauce #chililimehotsauce

It’s that time of year again. Time to make the hot sauce! This year I wanted to do a little twist on my usual plain old jalapeño hot sauce. And to be honest, I wanted to use up the pineapple juice that I had stashed away in the pantry that I was using to make popsicles for the littles all summer. B

Because this sauce isn't overly spicy, you can use it far more liberally than a traditional hot sauce, adding moisture and great flavor to so many things. Drizzle it over grilled chicken or shrimp, corn, bean, and grain salads, roasted vegetables, and anything Tex-Mex.Servings: ¾ cup (recipe easy to double or triple)