Guajillo & Red Jalapeno

¥1,900

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An ethnic taste with a distinctive garlic flavor and vinegar acidity reminiscent of Southeast Asian hot sauce sriracha and the Korean seasoning gochujang. It is a very mild hot sauce made with red jalapeño peppers and a hint of sweet guajillo peppers made from dried mirasols. It is an excellent match for Mexican, Middle Eastern, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, and other international cuisines.

Ingredients

Chili paste (red jalapeno, garlic, vinegar, guajillo, kosher salt) vinegar, red bell pepper, cane sugar

280ml / 9.5oz

Food Pairing

Tacos, taco rice, grilled meat, grilled corn, barbecue, hamburgers, hot dogs, avocado toast, French fries, grilled rice balls, grilled vegetables

Quality

All-Natural, Vegan, Gluten Free, Oil Free

Maker

Humble House

Quantity

ABOUT PEPPER

Dried Capsicum annuum, which is said to produce the best soup stock

Guajillo

【Scoville Heat units】2,500〜5,000 Scoville 【Origin】Mexico (Guajillo State)

Guajillo peppers, also known as chile guajillo, are a type of dried chile pepper commonly used in Mexican cuisine. It is named after the Mexican state of Guajillo, where it is cultivated. Guajillo peppers are medium-sized, deep red in color, and have a shiny, smooth skin.

ABOUT MAKER

Texas, USA

Humble House

San Antonio, the second largest city in Texas, is a city that retains a strong sense of the Wild West. About 10 years ago, a young couple, chef Luis and his wife Marsha, started making cheese in San Antonio and selling it at a nearby farmer's market. Luis loved making cheese, but when Texas laws changed and they could not raise the huge amount of money needed to continue making cheese, they decided to switch to making hot sauce instead. In 2016, Luis won a food competition sponsored by H-E-B, the largest supermarket chain in Texas. Now selling in more than 350 H-E-B stores in Texas, Humble House continues to connect with locals and continue its roots at the farmers' market. Humble House's hot sauce is a complex combination of flavors that overturns the Japanese concept of seasonings. Following the authentic Mexican cuisine, which is said to value the balance of the original taste and flavor of peppers rather than spiciness, the sauce is made with a low level of spiciness, making it easy to match with a wide variety of dishes. We can confidently recommend this hot sauce to even those who are new to hot sauces.

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