Suffolk N Hot - £7.00, 110ml Bottle
Big, bold heat from Scotch Bonnet & Bird's Eye. Fermented for depth, finished bright and fiery.
Handmade, fermented and bottled in small batches. No artificial colours, flavours, stabilisers or preservatives — just flavour. Shake well before use, and follow storage instructions.
I’m an ex-chef with a lifelong thing for heat and flavour. All products are made in my home kitchen in small batches (so there may be some differences between them. Think single malt whisky...), fermented for 21 days, then strained, sterilised and bottled. Even the labels are put on by hand!
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Big, bold heat from Scotch Bonnet & Bird's Eye. Fermented for depth, finished bright and fiery.
Fresh, herby and gently warm. Jalapeño, green pepper & coriander for easy everyday drizzle.
You'll be feeling Hot, Hot, Hot with this lavishly poured over your favourite meal
All the kick, none of the sauce. Zesty finishing dust for chips, eggs and everything crispy.
All the flavour without the burn. Lemon-kissed gentle dust for everyday seasoning.
Balanced, savoury and versatile. A herb/spice salt for meat, fish and pasta.
Welcome to Suffolk Sriracha. I’m an ex-chef who’s worked in many local pubs and restaurants, from local boozers to destination pubs, with top class ingredients and menus. I have been creating dishes from the get-go, long before I put on my first set of Chef's Whites.
I have been making my own sriracha for as long as I can remember; tweaking the recipe each time, changing the little things to try and improve the final taste, but two things have always remained; always fresh, always simple. These things should not be complicated. Too many sauces are 'trying too hard', which , I think, negatively effects the final result. I am trying to keep things honest. I hope you can tell when you try these.
I have always been giving most of my sauces away, mainly as I couldn't make just one or two bottles at a time, to friends and family. Enough people said “you should sell this” that I finally listened, so here I am. Knee-deep in bottles, jars. chilli peppers, demijohns and all the other paraphenalia that comes with making stuff, and finally venturing out to local markets. I do hope to see you at one of them!
Every batch of sauce is small (currently only 2 to 6 gallons at a time), so there will be some subtle differences in the batches, but I like this; it means it is not mass produced like some other products out there. Then blended using my trusty Kenwood Chef from the 1970's, fermented for 21 days before being blitzed, passed through a fine chinois, boiled to sterilise and to thicken, and then bottled whilst hot to ensure everything is sterile. No stabilisers, no colourings, no artificial flavours. Because there’s nothing artificial, it can settle — give it a shake before pouring and pop it in the fridge once opened. The other products are made with as much care and attention as the Srirachas. I use quality ingredients in every batch. The fresh ingredients are from Anglia Produce a few miles from me, who I have used from when I first ran my own professional kitchens.
I try to waste as little as possible. The strained solids removed from the sauces are dried slowly with aromatics and citrus for five days (so the colour and flavour stay rich), then ground into a fine powder — that’s the chilli dust. Anything that cannot be used elsewhere is composted or recycled, so next to nothing will go to land-fill!
I’ve been awarded a 4 out of 5 hygiene rating by Babergh Council. You can view the official record here: Food Standards Agency.
Everything is made in my home kitchen — it’s perfectly clean, though not the newest — so while I clean and sterilise rigorously, I can’t guarantee there’s zero cross-contamination. Please do remember this when purchasing any of pmy products.
I have Public Liability insurance through Direct Line. A copy of the certificate will be available for perusal at each and every event I will be attending.
I am now booked in to various Farmer's Markets in and around South Suffolk, plus other one-off events. Please see the calendar below for all bookings. This is a live feed, so as soon as I put an event in my diary, it will appear here.
You can find my Instagram by clicking @suffolk_sriracha for new recipes and updates, or drop me a line at hello@suffolksauce.co.uk.
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