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On December 31 2012 11:48 Digitalis wrote:Show nested quote +On December 31 2012 11:45 MHT wrote: I need to try this stuff really really bad, can you get it in Sweden? Is it known as something else here or why haven't i heard of this!? its a popular asian sauce, basically go to wherever they sell asian food and you should find it.
It's actually an Asian-American sauce, but it is so popular that you should still be able to find it in Asian groceries even outside America.
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Never tried this stuff before but after seeing this thread I ordered some online. First thing I'm going to make is a Sriracha chicken pizza, can't wait!
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On December 31 2012 13:03 Cuh wrote: I just tried some on ice cream, there isnt anything this is bad on.
I nearly puked when I read this.
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Sriracha Sauce is the only difference between heaven and hell.
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"drastically improve the flavor" ummm no. it just makes the food hotter.
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This stuff just makes life taste better
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Sriracha sauce is soo great. Tastes good on rice with a little bit of teriyaki sauce too.
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I recently started to use this to marinate some boneless chicken. Add some korean bbq sauce and garlic salt. Let it sit overnight in the fridge. Throw it on the Foreman grill...
+ Show Spoiler +GG NO RE
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On January 01 2013 17:05 ECHOZs wrote: Never tried this stuff before but after seeing this thread I ordered some online. First thing I'm going to make is a Sriracha chicken pizza, can't wait! That sounds like it'll be impossible to taste bad. Thanks for the idea btw ^_^
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On January 05 2013 09:45 crawlingchaos wrote:Show nested quote +On January 01 2013 17:05 ECHOZs wrote: Never tried this stuff before but after seeing this thread I ordered some online. First thing I'm going to make is a Sriracha chicken pizza, can't wait! That sounds like it'll be impossible to taste bad. Thanks for the idea btw ^_^
Dunno, I wouldn't try it with sweet pizzas like with pineapples and such.
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can't have some asian food without it! love Sriracha. I grew up in Rosemead and lived near the main factory that produced it. You could smell the chili smell for miles and on some nights, it'd burn the nostrils. They've since changed their production somehow so you can't smell it anymore =( no more sweet chili and garlic smell on my drives home =(
If you are or were a hungry college kid like i was back in the day, one of my favorite and simple recipes to keep my hunger down:
Spicy Meat SpaghettiO's:
1 Can SpaghettiO's. 1 serving of ground meat (i used about a small fist amount but add more or less to your liking) Sriracha Sauce.
Brown ground meat in a sauce pan, creating small broken bits as it heats up. Chunkiness of meat is left to your desire. when nearly done, pour in SpaghettiO's. Add Sriracha to pan to your tasting, i normally did a giant swirl (think Naruto) towards the center making about 3-4 rings worth of Sriracha. Combine well until hot. Eat. your welcome.
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On January 05 2013 09:58 Kazeyonoma wrote:can't have some asian food without it! love Sriracha. I grew up in Rosemead and lived near the main factory that produced it. You could smell the chili smell for miles and on some nights, it'd burn the nostrils. They've since changed their production somehow so you can't smell it anymore =( no more sweet chili and garlic smell on my drives home =( If you are or were a hungry college kid like i was back in the day, one of my favorite and simple recipes to keep my hunger down: Show nested quote +Spicy Meat SpaghettiO's:
1 Can SpaghettiO's. 1 serving of ground meat (i used about a small fist amount but add more or less to your liking) Sriracha Sauce.
Brown ground meat in a sauce pan, creating small broken bits as it heats up. Chunkiness of meat is left to your desire. when nearly done, pour in SpaghettiO's. Add Sriracha to pan to your tasting, i normally did a giant swirl (think Naruto) towards the center making about 3-4 rings worth of Sriracha. Combine well until hot. Eat. your welcome. I suggest making your own fresh pasta base instead of the spaghetti-O's.
Fresh tomato (San Marzano if available) basil Sriracha Tagliatelle/Penne ground beef
Then you're pretty close to a real Bolognese sauce though. You can adapt your build if you have visitors I guess.
Pasta is stupid cheap if you don't use too much meat.
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Sriracha is great on everything. Can even help you lose weight as eating spicy food reduces appetite naturally.
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this sauce is EXCELLENT. it's like a nissan 350z, any vinyls look nice on it. this sauce goes with anything.
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Is there a way to use sriracha but negate some of the spiciness? I like the flavor but the spiciness is just a little higher than I'd prefer. Perhaps it can be combined with something to make a slightly milder version?
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I've never even heard of this stuff before but i had it on some beef tacos the other day. I once was lost and now I'm found.
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When/if this happens in my area, Subway will reign supreme over all the other sandwich places in my area.
:3
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Had some for breakfast- on spinach, garlic and eggs. This is that awesome food I can have all day, any day, with healthy food or when I'm getting hammered- anything. This is 100% necessity in the fridge.
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So I just realised my bottle of Sriracha has an eagle on the front, not a rooster. Anyone tried the eagle one? Any difference? I find it OK, not amazing, so I'm wondering whether I should go get the rooster one...
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