<<It is from _The Barbecue Bible_ by Steve Raichlen, Workman, NY, 1998,>> My mother gave a copy of this to both my husband and our son for Father's Day. It is a wonderful book. I highly recommend if you only buy one cookbook this year---this is it! Just found a new hot sauce at our local Danville Summer Fest, that has both the heat BUT the lovely flavor comes through as well. "Gilroy Hot Stuff," Garlic Habanero Sauce--there's some cayenne in it as well. Gilroy is touted as the Garlic Capitol of the world so this is a natural. Jimmy "No Chingas" Mingus says he just formulated it. Bought two bottles on the spot after tasting it. His Habanero stuffed olives were a hit as well in our little taste test. Yep bought a bottle of those as well. Gilroy Spices, P.O. Box 275, Gilroy, CA 95021-0275. 800 578-8825 Usual disclaimers apply. I also told him about this list as he qualifies as a Chilehead for sure. He just might show up here. Mary-Anne