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How To Make Hot Sauce DJ BBQ

How To Make Hot Sauce DJ BBQ

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DJ BBQ is heating things up in the kitchen with his ultimate Mexican style hot sauce recipe. Chargrilled tomatoes and fiery red peppers are blended with onions, garlic and lime to create a kick-ass sauce that's the perfect accompaniment to meat and fish dishes. DJ BBQ s even used this ultimate hot sauce to create a fantastic spiced rum shot over on Drinks Tube
Date: 2020-05-11

Comments and reviews: 10


Hey, +DJ BBQ, you look gorgeous as usual, but honestly what have you done with your hair? And I miss your stunning shirts and rings and also your outfits! Well, let's talk about food: your recipe looks amazingly hot and delicious. And you and Simone are really great. Thanks for sharing this hot sauce.
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I almost didn't recognize you there DJ BBQ in a normal tshirt and glasses. Not your usual style. :P Loved the recipe. Can't wait to try it out this weekend. I'll probably also fire roast the chillies along with the tomatoes to get that additional charred smokey flavor that I love. Thanks Christian.
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Fantastic sauce. I made it as per. very nice. Then I made it again and adjusted the amounts and increased the heat factor. I added 8 jalapeno, 25 habanero, and a few other chilli. I added some salt too. Impressed and delightfully tasty. thank you
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Tasty and ring sting deluxe, but that's what it's all about! :) My initial reaction was that it needed some salt, but after I let it rest a while the flavours became much stronger. Good thing I didn't add salt.
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Didn't see you put the lime juice in? I might not of been watching well enough though hahah. What's the holding time for this? I presume 2 weeks because of citrus juice for preservation? Cheers!
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Ooohhh yeah finally made me some djbbq style hot sauce. Used a couple scotch bonnets and the burn was goooood! Used it with a nice dry rub I created yesterday for some chicken. Cheers dude!
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Im gonna make this tonight but ditch a couple of tomatoes and added a large red bell pepper. It's going on a bbq lamb kebab tonight. I can almost taste it already.
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hahaha look how become a real daddy X, just had a look at one of DJBBQ old wids night and day hehehe. Nah man, all of us headbangers love your stile. peace out!
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Would it be appropriate to add any vinegar to this to give it that typical hot sauce flavour as well? Or would that be all kinds of sacrilege?
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If you added a generous amount of salt and some garlic it would taste even better! Salt seems to reduce the spicyness and enhance the flavors
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