green56 wrote: > > Dave Drum wrote: > > > Emile & Dewi wrote: > > > > > > > > > I've been using the same hot sauce for about 10 years now. > > > > The name of the sauce is: Tuong ot sriracha. At > > > least that is what it says on the bottle. The address on the bottle is Huy > > > Fong Foods, Inc in Rosemead, CA. > > > I call that "Who Flung Foo" or Rooster Sauce (for the Rooster on the > > label). When next you look at the Oriental market see if they have one > > called Toung Ot An Pho Sriracha - with 3 bells on the label. > > > I prefer it to the Huy > > Fong because it is less sweet, moderately warmer, and much more garlicky > > - and you can't have TOO MUCH garlic. <GGG> > > > > > > Otay, 'Heads. Lettuce confuse me even more... > > Dave the "rooster" rang a "bell"... ;) > > *But* mine's "Tuong ot toi Viet-Nam." Huy Fong Foods, Rosemead, CA, etc. It's > called "Chili Garlic Sauce" in English on the back... > > Izz this yet another sauce from these folks, the Rooster folks??? How many do > they make???? Anybody try this one? How does it rate as compared to the Tuong > ot sriracha they make? And the one you like, Dave, from the bell folks? All the Hoo-Flung I have had has been the same. Sriracha *is* a Vietnamese oil patch area... and it is a chile-garlic sauce. The Golden Bells Sriracha is a tad bit hotter and much more heavy on the garlic. The recipe that I posted here a few weeks ago for my Yaaaaa Hooooo Aaahhh!!! HOT SAUCE is a pretty good version (as close as I could get) of the Golden Bells Sriracha. Mixed 50-50 with katsup it makes great shrimp sauce. Or it's good on tortilla chips and as a condiment on lotsa things. ENJOY!!! -------- UNCLE DIRTY DAVE'S KITCHEN -- Home of Yaaaaa Hooooo Aaahhh!!! HOT SAUCE and Hardin Cider