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Review: Besito Caliente Gourmet Sauce
Posted on 03.04.08 by Nick Lindauer @ 8:08 am | Comments: |
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While I’m not yet finished with my show recap post, I did want to get right into talking about some of the great products that we discovered at the show. Besito Caliente was actually the last sauce that Cheffy & I tried on Sunday - and even though we both had said earlier that we were done buying, it was too good to pass up. Trying it straight was fantastic but when we were told that it was great in margaritas, I don’t think we could get our money out fast enough.

Besito Caliente
This award winning gourmet sauce is an exciting combination of blackberries and habanero with a variety of uses. We suggest the following: marinade, glaze or dipping sauce for any kind of meat from fish to poultry to pork; salsa with chips; fresh fruit dip; with a brick of cream cheese as an appetizer; over ice cream, pancakes, waffles or crepes; flavoring a beverage such as coffee or a margarita; put it in cake batter to give an extra zing to your cake. 15.5 oz. bottle

Retail Price:
$9.00 each - Link to buy

If you simply try the sauce straight, the flavor of the blackberries is the first to hit your tongue - their sweet & slightly bitter balance is then met with a slight tickle of a habanero burn. And when I say tickle, I really do mean tickle - it leaves just a slight tingly sensation on the tongue. The syrup spreads nicely and has the consistency of a traditional maple syrup (think pancakes!).

Besito Caliente Margaritas

The Perfect Margarita
Ingredients:
1 1/2 oz. Patron Silver Tequila
1/2 oz. Besito Caliente Sauce
2 oz. sweet & sour mix
1/2 oz. fresh lime juice
1/2 oz. orange liqueuer
1/2 cup cracked ice
1/4 cup margarita salt (optional)

Directions: Pour first 5 ingredients into a medium sized shaker, add the cracked ice, cover and shake. Pour into salted margarita glass. Top with a splash of lime juice. Enjoy!

Besito Caliente Margaritas

Besito Caliente Margaritas

Now if you were at the show and missed this product, that’s understandable - their booth was right next to the Salsa King booth at the start of the far left aisle and Besito Caliente wasn’t the main product they were featuring. This sauce is truely one of my favorite finds at the show and will most certainly be on my list of items to re-order. Not only does it make a great margarita (I had 4 last yesterday) but I’m going to be trying it on pancakes and many other applications. And for me, a non-sweet sauce type, to really enjoy a sweet based sauce - well, I can’t think of a better compliment. Two big thumbs up from Cheffy & I!

The Truck Farms, Inc.
P.O. Box 1018
Fairacres, NM 88033
1-800-A1-HONEY


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Posted by: Nick Lindauer - Categories: Uncategorized
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Comment #1:
Comment by Xero - 3/4/2008 @ 10:13 am | [ Quote ]

Besito Caliente has made me switch from Maple Syrup on my pancakes. The also make the Tia Rita line of dry salsas. Jim and Cleda are the best and they also make my Xerarchs salsas and spices.

Comment #2:
Comment by Sam (327) - 3/4/2008 @ 10:38 am | [ Quote ]

I missed this one!?!

Comment #3:
Comment by Scottie (54) - 3/5/2008 @ 11:44 am | [ Quote ]

I met Jim 3 years ago in ABQ and have been using his sauce ever since. I love to mix it with cream cheese and put it on crackers. You can also mix it with plain yogurt and use it as a great vegi dip. When I first met Jim he handed me a bag of the berries that he makes the sauce from and I ate about half of them. This is a MUST HAVE !!!!! I bought 4 bottles!!

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