Fallen Angel wing sauce by Danny Cash
Recently, we had a chance to have a party where we were able to give a few wing sauces a try to be able to compare and contrast. Compare and contrast? Sounds like English class. Anyhoo, this fine sauce from Danny Cash was one of the ones we had, and was the first Jolokia wing sauce we had actually used for ourselves rather than just on a tasting spoon at an industry show. We have been long-time fans of the whole line of Danny Cash products, so we had expectations that this product would continue their line of quality hot & spicy products. (Apologies for the use of a stock photo for the bottle…ours did not photograph terribly well.)
Ingredients: Naga Jolokia Ghost Chiles, habanero & cayenne peppers, REAL BUTTER, vinegar, garlic, onion, black pepper & salt
Like the last wing review we did, our buffalo wings were not made the way most are currently done. Rather than deep-frying them up and freshly dropping them in the sauce, ours were already cooked and were slathered on and gently baked to really get the sauce coated on the wings.
I have to admit, opening the bottle reveals a pretty inviting aroma. Sure you can always pick up a vinegary smell, but that goes for nearly every wing sauce. Beneath that, there is a delightful mix of peppers (and what must be butter) that just lets you believe that it is going to be spicy. The sauce is fairly thick and has a look of pureed peppers with a hint of butter. The bottle is a whopping 14 ounces, which is good for a fairly large batch of chicken wings.
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