Hot sauce. To some, it is a nice addition to certain meals - but to the Palo Alto Firefighters, it is a necessity. Since 1994, Palo Alto Firefighter Lee Taylor has been growing the peppers that go into the savory sauce, right out of the fire station’s backyard. Seems odd that a person outside of the culinary field can create such a delicious recipe, but honestly, who better to make this amazing hot sauce than the firefighters of Palo Alto? These guys really know how to control heat, and it shows in their signature pepper sauce.
The sauce adds an incredible zest of flavor to all dishes. It offers a sharp and peppery tang with a medium level spiciness. The aroma alone awakens the senses and causes your tongue’s natural waterworks to overproduce in extreme anticipation of that initial taste.
Description:
-Explosion of flavor that takes your taste-buds to a new world of happiness
-Redefines “Zesty, Tangy, and Piquant,” to warrant a new word called “Zang-quant”
-Aromas awaken causing extreme salivation
-Goes GREAT on BBQ, pizza, morning eggs, potatoes, Bloody Marys, and just about anything else
-But mostly, it tastes even better when you know that all proceeds go to charity
Thank you Palo Alto Firefighters for bringing this California gem to the kitchen tables of many. To order, follow the link:
http://www.paloaltofirefighters.org/pepper_sauce.htm
April 3, 2009
Fires aren't the Only Thing Heatin' Up in Palo Alto
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I will never have an avacado with out this sause! Love it.
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