Category: Hot Sauce
A blend of Southern sorghum syrup and sweet peaches is bolstered by smoky habanero and apple cider vinegar to create a remarkably layered and complex hot sauce. Use it on warm buttered biscuits, with hams, in marinades, vinaigrettes, and in grain bowls — the possibilities are endless. Bright, bold, vibrant. Medium heat.
The sorghum and peach combo sounds weird on paper but works beautifully—the smoky habanero heat sneaks up after the sweet first hit, and it’s fantastic on eggs. I’ve already gone through half the bottle in a week.
Drizzled this over a warm buttered biscuit and the sorghum syrup sweetness hit first, then the habanero warmth crept in nicely. Even the vinegar tang balances out the peach instead of fighting it. Half the bottle's already gone.
I put it on warm buttered biscuits last weekend and the smoky habanero hit right after the sweet peach, which is exactly the kind of layered thing I didn’t know I needed. The vinegar keeps it bright so it doesn’t get cloying, and now I’m finding excuses to drizzle it on everything.
