A friend at work brought in this hot sauce that her mother makes from a family recipe. Her Mother is originally from the West Indies and that is where the recipe originates. This sauce was outstanding. It had great flavor, fantastic heat, and finished with a sweet after-burn. There is no sauce on the market that comes close to this. She told me that this was made with Scotch Bonnets, and a variety of other Chilies. As I inquired about the recipe, which she is guarding carefully, she told me that normally it has a different color, but that the Brown Scotch Bonnet plant that they had usually rendered up its fruit for the sauce was killed during a bad storm two winters ago. I told her that I could probably locate the seeds for the Brown Scotch Bonnet plant via the ChileHead List. So.......If anyone knows or has access to these seeds I can guarantee that they will be put to good use. Please contact me either via the ChileHead List or privately. I will gladly pay for the seeds or plants whichever is easier. Of course I have made a pact with her regarding this sauce. I supply the peppers and she has to supply me with the sauce. I'm hoping to be able to duplicate the sauce, but thats a ways down the road. Thanks ***************************************************************** If vegetarians eat vegetables, what do humanitarians eat? ***************************************************************** Yours Truly in Supreme Heat ChefChile@aol.com aka "John" TCS Mystic Fire Priest Monk of the SOB Executive Chef Ring O' Fire C=:-) Humble Servant to El Grande Accompanied by his Ever Faithful Basset Hound "Chile Pepper Houndini"