Learn how to make the best Jalapeño Hot Sauce! This recipe is super easy, requires only 5 ingredients and tastes so much better than store-bought hot sauce.
This jalapeño hot sauce is inspired by the one served at our favorite taqueria, Pancho’s. It’s not thin and watery like most bottled hot sauces. It has a thicker texture since it’s made up of pureed jalapeño peppers and does not get strained. I always have a batch of this hot sauce on hand to spice up all of my favorite foods!
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I love it because
- It’s easy to make.
- Keeps for months.
- You can control how spicy it is.
- Only requires 5 simple ingredients.
- Tastes so much better than store-bought hot sauce.
- It’s gluten free and vegan.
Jalapeño Sauce Ingredients
This recipe only requires 5 simple ingredients:
- Jalapeños
- Garlic
- Vinegar
- Water
- Salt.
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Those last two barely even count. It’s a basic technique and guideline so you can play around with the ingredients and adjust them to suit your taste.
This recipe can also be made with other chili peppers instead of jalapeños, or can be made with a combination of peppers. You can use serrano chillies, habanero chillies, fresno chillies or any other unique variety.
Is Jalapeño hot sauce very spicy?
This jalapeño hot sauce can be made as spicy or as mild as you like. Because jalapeños vary widely in their spiciness, I recommend tasting a small piece first to determine how hot your batch is.
For a milder hot sauce, remove the seeds and ribs before blending. For a spicier hot sauce, leave all of the seeds and ribs in.
Jalapeño Hot Sauce Uses
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Put this hot sauce on just about anything you want! We love it on
- tacos
- burritos
- quesadillas
- eggs
- pizza
- chili
- grilled meats and seafood
- anywhere else you’d use hot sauce!
What will you put this green hot sauce on?
As always, please be sure to rate this recipe and let me know how you like it in the comments!
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