Chili garlic sauce

[abcdefz]

Hey! This stuff's (http://home.lkk.com/product/images/big_pic/26.jpg) pretty good!

I know this isn't exactly a recipe -- just a shout out.

I just put some on a burrito because I'm trying to burn out a developing cold. :rolleyes:

[MC Moot]

Lee Kum Kee is a pretty good product line...(y)

You'd probably dig this:

http://www.worldpantry.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prmenbr=1338589&prrfnbr=1379528

[abcdefz]

Is that a pretty common find in California, do you think? I don't know that brand.

Looks good.

[Whatitis]

This is my favorite. Pretty common but damn tasty.

http://www.huyfong.com/no_frames/sriracha.htm

[abcdefz]

That's the go-to sauce if your food isn't flavorful enough. (y)

There is (was?) this cheap-ass little steam table place in Berkeley where your broke ass could spend one to four dollars and at least get something.
Bottles of that stuff were everywhere, natch. :D

[MC Moot]

Is that a pretty common find in California, do you think? I don't know that brand.

Looks good.

It's a shoot off of the "Thai" brand...(y)

http://www.thaikitchen.com/

[abcdefz]

I don't recognize it.

You know, I've only had pad thai once? It tasted all right, but I have no idea if it was "good" pad thai or not.

[Whatitis]

Thai food is some of the most flavorful food. Lots of spices both hot and mild. My favorite is a larb gai salad(ground chicken and lots spices/seasonings and salad.) Add a little chili sauce, keeping on topic, and good to go.

[abcdefz]

A Thai restaurant opened about three blocks from where I live. It's kind of hit or miss, but when it hits, it's fucking fantastic.

[MC Moot]

I'll have the Tom Yum soup with lemongrass, prawns and kaffir lime...mmmm...and a the green chili tofu with coconut rice...(y)

[HEIRESS]

This is my favorite. Pretty common but damn tasty.

http://www.huyfong.com/no_frames/sriracha.htm


mix that with mayo and you have the best most beautiful spicy sauce for sushi rolls etc.