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Scotch bonnet, lemon and fresh ginger give this jerk-inspired sauce a bright, aromatic character and measured heat.
Smoked serrano, tomatillo and fruit create a sweet, tangy green sauce with a gentle smoky edge.
Carrots, garlic and tangerines support a bright, fruity habanero profile.
Carolina Reaper and abundant garlic meet an oil-based texture, with vinegar and lime keeping the rich mixture lively.
Pineapple and yellow bell pepper lead this habanero sauce, made with a Thunder Bay session IPA.
Vinegar-led, thin and splashable, with an aged-pepper bite.
Black and roasted garlic bring depth to serrano and Reaper peppers, with maple syrup contributing restrained sweetness.
Fire-roasted green peppers and tomatillos meet kiwi and avocado, producing a fruity, creamy variation on verde sauce.
Prickly pear juice and strawberries make an unusually fruity sauce, with habanero and scorpion adding substantial heat.
Red miso, tamari and sesame oil give ghost and Reaper peppers a savory Japanese-inspired setting.
Blueberries and rice vinegar frame a comparatively approachable ghost pepper sauce, finished with lemon and black pepper.
Serrano peppers, tomato and basil take this white-wine-vinegar sauce in a distinctly Italian-inspired direction.
Scorpion heat is balanced by a substantial vegetable base, citrus, garlic, ginger and coriander.
A Mexican-inspired chile blend pairs roasted tomato with garlic, cumin and lime for an earthy table sauce.
7 Pot Primo peppers meet black garlic, yuzu and oak-aged vinegar for intense heat with rich, citrusy depth.
Mango, sweet potato and carrot create a smooth, gently sweet sauce with orange and honey behind the habanero.
Jalapeño and poblano peppers bring green flavor and a lively, moderate kick.
Árbol and piquín peppers give this familiar table sauce its savory, spiced character.
A straightforward cayenne pepper sauce for adding Louisiana-style tang.
A short recipe of habanero, vinegar, sugar, olive oil, garlic and salt keeps the pepper's floral character central.
Mango, pineapple, banana and raisins give habanero peppers a distinctly tropical, sweet-spiced setting.
Roasted jalapeño and cayenne make a mild everyday sauce with garlic and a soft roasted edge.
Reaper and Scorpion peppers supply formidable heat, backed by garlic and a little vegetable sweetness.
Aged cayenne peppers deliver the familiar tangy base for Buffalo-style wings.
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