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Djilkosh

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Dec 3, 2016
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Serbia
Dinner last night...
Chicken with mushrooms and mushroom's sauce.

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Scepticalscribe

macrumors Haswell
Jul 29, 2008
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In a coffee shop.
No, just the standard rooster (never heard of flying goose and that led me to a google search which had a link that was a malware link :/).

Okay; "Flying Goose" seems to be the standard brand for sriracha that I have seen available.

But, your image is of "red" sriracha blended with ketchup?

Yum.

Now, I have blended "red" sriracha occasionally with mayo (which is excellent) but have never tried it with ketchup. Thanks for the excellent suggestion; must try that.
 
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rainafterthesun

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Jun 23, 2010
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Okay; "Flying Goose" seems to be the standard brand for sriracha that I have seen available.

But, your image is of "red" sriracha blended with ketchup?

Yum.

Now, I have blended "red" sriracha occasionally with mayo (which is excellent) but have never tried it with ketchup. Thanks for the excellent suggestion; must try that.
I literally go through these about 1 bottle every 3-4 weeks:

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I use it on everything.

I still like ketchup on fries but the sriracha gives it an extra kick.

I love Mayo prawns but everything else I hold off on the Mayo XD.
 
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Scepticalscribe

macrumors Haswell
Jul 29, 2008
65,185
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In a coffee shop.
I literally go through these about 1 bottle every 3-4 weeks:

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I use it on everything.

I still like ketchup on fries but the sriracha gives it an extra kick.

I love Mayo prawns but everything else I hold off on the Mayo XD.

That is the exact sriracha bottle that I have (the official name in some countries, seems to be "Flying Goose"); for mayo prawns (and that was when I started to add some sriracha - to taste - to mayo); I have also used some sriracha - to taste - when preparing classic "prawn cocktail" (Marie Rose) sauce - mayo, ketchup, a little Worcestshire sauce, lemon juice, salt, black peper, and pimentón (Spanish paprika).

But, I never thought to use it with ketchup.

A brilliant idea.

Actually, I only discovered this treat last summer, but have become an avid fan since then. There is little that isn't enhanced by a dash of sriracha.
 

decafjava

macrumors 603
Feb 7, 2011
5,514
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Geneva
I can feel my sugar rise and waist expand. Delicious looking and surely tasting as well. Trip to the local boulangerie/pattiserie is on tomorrow morning I think.
 
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