Hot sauce this week comes from several local producers:
• The sriracha is from Kitchen Garden Farm in Sunderland, MA. It starts with ripe organic peppers, ground with organic garlic, sugar, and salt and fermented for a week. Then it is milled, cooked with vinegar, and bottled.
• Offering two traditional West African sauces, Alima's Cuisine is located in Old Chatham, NY. Her recipes have been passed down through generations in her family.
• Offering two fermented, probiotic-rich hot sauces, Hosta Hill is an independent business committed to producing bold, vibrant, and healing foods from Western Massachusetts.
> The original red sauce includes red ripened jalapeños, garlic, and sea salt. Fermented to perfection, it's a beautiful extra spicy red sauce that goes great on anything you want to kick up a notch!
> The smokey green sauce is a fermented hot sauce made with organic jalapeños, smoked garlic, and sea salt. It's spicy and has delicious smokey flavor with notes of green chilis.
• The ground fresh chili paste sambal oelek by Huy Fong Foods is a great topper sauce or base to heat up a dish
• The signature harissa by New York Shuk is moderately spicy and has red pepper base that is concentrated, jammy, and slowly sun-ripened the way a red pepper should be and comes from New York Shuk in New York City
• The gojuchang chile paste comes by the 4oz from by Lucky Food in Tualatin, OR
• Habanero red hot sauce and serrabanero green hot sauce come by the 8oz bottle from Aardvark in Secret Aardvark Trading Co. in Portland, OR
