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Angelfire Bhut Jolokia Buffalo Wing Sauce Review

by Brian Meagher : 08/15/2010

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We love Crazy Uncle Jester’s sauces, and this Angelfire Bhut Jolokia Buffalo Wing Sauce didn’t disappoint. It combines the tang of a true buffalo wing sauce with a southern bayou flavor along with the heat of the Bhut Jolokia pepper.

Bright orange in color and of a medium thick consistency, this sauce first hits you with the zing of vinegar, then a hint of cayenne brings on the bayou flavor followed by the Bhut Jolokia heat at the end.

I thought it was not hot enough, considering that the Jolokia pepper is way up on the heat scale, but the pepper is listed last in the ingredients and so there is just a hint of its power and flavor. Marilyn loved it just as it is, and she thought the heat level was just right. That’s good for marketing and the masses, but I’d like it hotter.

Jeff Stevenson of Crazy Uncle Jester’s told me, “If you want to kick up the heat in the Angelfire Wing Sauce, add some of our Louisiana Firestorm (habaneros, serranos, jalapenos) for a bit of heat, or some of our Spontaneous Combustion (habs, serranos, jalapenos, capsicum) for a lot of heat.” Okay Jeff, next time I will try adding those for a hotter Angelfire.

We cooked some wings on the grill, seasoned only with kosher salt and fresh black pepper…

… then tossed them in the Angelfire sauce. With the oils and soy ingredients, there is no need to add butter – just use it straight out of the bottle (a large 14 ounces).

Ingredients: aged cayenne peppers, chiles, vinegar, soy oil, hydrogenated soy oil, soy lecithin, water, salt, garlic, natural flavor, spices, citric acid, bhut jolokia

Overall score: 3 out of 5

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We had the pleasure of interviewing Crazy Uncle Jester’s Jeff Stevenson on Episode 006 of HotSauceWeekly – give it a listen!

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Comments

  1. FIREHEAD THOMAS says

    08/15/2010 at 11:44 am

    Jeff gave me some of that sauce as well at WoF, along with the advice to “kick it up” with one of his hot sauces…I plan to give it a try very soon.
    Great review!

  2. Scott Roberts says

    09/06/2010 at 1:21 am

    I found Angelfire to have a very dominant creamy and buttery flavor above all else. Thankfully it wasn’t that nasty artificial-tasting butter flavor that plagues so many wing sauces, but something that’s far more palatable and “natural” on the tongue. Brian, did you sense this?

    Oh yeah, and these aren’t hot at all. I think if there’s anything disappointing, it’s that Jeff Stevenson decided to call this a “Bhut Jolokia Buffalo Wing Sauce”. There’s obviously very little flavor or fire derived from the bhuts.

  3. Amanda Simms says

    09/08/2010 at 4:17 pm

    Wow this sauce sounds really good. Can’t wait to try it! Wasn’t the Bhut Jolokia pepper listed in Guinness world records as the hottest ever pepper?!! Lucky they only use a little bit 🙂

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