Does anyone out there use hot garlic in their hot pepper sauce? I've identified a few varieties of garlic with some heat. If this is off topic I won't mention it again. Rocambole - quite hot; a pungent climax Metechi - raw fiery taste that explodes Duganskij - raw, earthy; heat dissipates fast Killarney Red - heat is longlasting German Red - hot and zingy Brown Tempest - raw cloves have a fiery flavor Asian Tempest - flavor fiery but a mellow finish Mucdi - rich, hot, lingering Chinese Purple - instant heat explodes in mouth Asian Rose - initially devoid of heat, builds slowly and then rages hot I've seen that quite a few pepper recipes with garlic in them, and it seems like a great opportunity to incorporate some heat with these hot garlics to go with the peppers. From surfing the web, I've found that garlic heat usually dissipates after 30-40 seconds. Does anyone have experience using these hot garlics? Lazlo