11-07-2006, 16:31
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Originally Posted by Roguish Lawyer
I like Taco Bell sauce! Also Tapatio and Cholula.
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When it comes to salsa anything hot will do but when it come to hot sauce Cholula is it!
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11-07-2006, 16:37
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Originally Posted by vsvo
I need to pick up one of those garlic chopping implements someday.
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Um, a knife? Tell you what v, buy me a Harsey GB, and I'll chop all the garlic you could ever use..... 
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I've used the chopped or minced in a jar too - but since they pack it in olive oil, it's not really great for some things. A garlic press is nice if you want it really fine, but a good sharp Sabbatier 8" chef's knife will chop or mince garlic in a heartbeat.
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11-07-2006, 16:50
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Originally Posted by brewmonkey
When it comes to salsa anything hot will do but when it come to hot sauce Cholula is it!
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Dave's Insanity Sauce is the shit!!! It'll lite you up better than napalm.... Makes Cholula look like Coca Cola, no lie - 2 drops on a whole chicken tender made me sweat, my eyes water, and chug a beer - and I eat jalapenos and habaneros straight out of the basket or jar, whichever is there (fresh or canned).
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Too many people are looking for a magic bullet. As always, shot placement is the key. ~TR
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11-07-2006, 19:05
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Um, a knife? Tell you what v, buy me a Harsey GB, and I'll chop all the garlic you could ever use.....
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I've used the chopped or minced in a jar too - but since they pack it in olive oil, it's not really great for some things. A garlic press is nice if you want it really fine, but a good sharp Sabbatier 8" chef's knife will chop or mince garlic in a heartbeat. |
Um, nope.
Jar in fridge - Ingredient list: garlic, water, and phosphoric acid.
It's da bomb! 
My Henckel 10" chef's delivers any style I please, but I'm lazy - hence the jar...
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11-08-2006, 07:44
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Originally Posted by LibraryLady
Jar in fridge - Ingredient list: garlic, water, and phosphoric acid.
It's da bomb! LL |
LL- what brand? I need to look for that - it'd make linguine with white clam and shrimp sauce much easier (and my hands won't smell like garlic for 2 days after chopping 5 cloves...)
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11-08-2006, 10:10
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I eat jalapenos and habaneros straight out of the basket or jar, whichever is there (fresh or canned).
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Damn, I broke out in a sweat just thinking about eating a habanero straight out of anything!
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11-08-2006, 10:48
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I like the little chiles the Thais and some Chinese use.
I do have some habanero sauce somewhere that I like a dash of on some dishes, but too much and you might as well spray your food with 10% OC pepper spray.
Bear in mind that one of the original purposes of spices was to disguise the smell and flavor of undesirable things.
TR
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11-08-2006, 12:34
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Originally Posted by x_sf_med
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Dave's Insanity Sauce is the shit!!! It'll lite you up better than napalm.... Makes Cholula look like Coca Cola, no lie - 2 drops on a whole chicken tender made me sweat, my eyes water, and chug a beer - and I eat jalapenos and habaneros straight out of the basket or jar, whichever is there (fresh or canned).
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I have had Daves and agree it is fantastic. However I chose Cholula due to the fact it has great flavor and a bit of the heat.
When my wife and I first met we used to throw darts in a league. One of the bars we used to throw at in Weston MO (for those familiar with my neck of the woods) made a salsa using homegrown scotch bonnets and it was kick ass, literally. You would sit there drinking a pint of Boulevard Pale Ale and eating this salsa with sweat pouring off your brow, it just could not be beat. I loved it when we played darts at that place.
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11-08-2006, 15:15
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...(and my hands won't smell like garlic for 2 days after chopping 5 cloves...)
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Prior to chopping wash your hands with cold water.
After chopping:
Rub your hands with stainless steel under cold water - or -
Wash with Lemon juice - or -
Wash with Baking soda and cold water -
- No more smell.
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11-08-2006, 15:22
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...and my hands won't smell like garlic for 2 days after chopping 5 cloves...
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You say that like its a bad thing.
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11-08-2006, 17:19
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Sir,
Since I am now single, I have found that although the smell of garlic does repel vampires, it does not, alas, attract women. I can take care of vampires by borrowing NDDs pointy stick with a nail in the end, and not have to work so hard when meeting women by reducing the garlicy aroma about my body.
Thanks for the advice LL, Carolina Kitchen Soap works pretty well too.
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Sun-Tzu, "The Art of Warfare"
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Too many people are looking for a magic bullet. As always, shot placement is the key. ~TR
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11-08-2006, 17:43
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Originally Posted by x_sf_med
Sir,
Since I am now single, I have found that although the smell of garlic does repel vampires, it does not, alas, attract women. I can take care of vampires by borrowing NDDs pointy stick with a nail in the end, and not have to work so hard when meeting women by reducing the garlicy aroma about my body.
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Consider it part of the vetting process, Doc. 
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11-09-2006, 01:07
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There are a few new ones I'll need to try and a couple recipes to swipe.
How about this one?
PS:
Hope The size is correct. Took me two nights to try to resize, crop it and stuff.
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11-09-2006, 08:02
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Brad-
Where did you get it , can I get some? Too cool.
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Sun-Tzu, "The Art of Warfare"
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Too many people are looking for a magic bullet. As always, shot placement is the key. ~TR
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11-09-2006, 10:01
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I'm surprised hispeedmdd hasn't found this thread yet. He makes some of the best Mex/TexMex food to hit your mouth. His salsa (can't disclose the recipe without prior authorization) is the best. When my wife brings it to a party it's always a hit.
Many moons ago after cleaning a mess of fish at about 0100, I reached under the sink and squirted some Gojo hand cleaner (the big orange jug with the pump on top found at most NAPA's etc.) onto my hands. That stuff will take the stink off... well you know. I started my son using it at a young age. He thinks he's cool using "shop soap."
Speaking of blenders... I tripped onto a blender video on youtube the other day that will put a woodchipper to shame. Look up "willitblend.com" and same on youtube. I need one for salsa and margaritas.
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