a roundup of homemade sauce found at roadside stands/open air markets

don't be fooled by the kind smile of the woman at this well-maintained stand (on
Warren Street, about two blocks north of the East Main Road,
Tunapuna - she also sells the areas sweetest mangoes, hands down) - the yellow sauce is the hottest I've ever had. Hot hot hot, burned through my food, my tongue, my lips - I drank water, milk, iced tea and chewed on ice chips for 15 minutes before it faded. HOT. I can't comment on the flavor or anything else, just HOT.
Score: 8.75 ('cause I like that)

this stand outside the main market on
Hollis Ave in
Arima sells the closest thing to perfect yellow pepper sauce I've found. If I was going to be picky, and I can since this is my blog, the color's a little orange (probably pumpkin), and there could be more floaty bits of pepper inside. But the flavor's excellent, it's hot as sin without destroying the food, and it has a nice linger that burns just enough (i.e., doesn't force you to drown yourself under the kitchen tap). Good stuff,
Score: 9
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