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Eggs are a breakfast staple.
Scrambled, over-easy, or omelet—it doesn’t matter; eggs have been surveyed as America’s most popular breakfast food.
However you take your eggs and whatever else you put on them, just remember these hot sauces, which will elevate your egg game to the realm of the elite.
Also, I recommend Gordon Ramsey’s recipe for the best scrambled eggs you’ll ever have.
I used that method to make the eggs in this blog’s main photo (without the chives), and his heat-on/heat-off technique works!
Hot sauce and eggs are a perfect match because of how their flavors and textures interact.
Here’s why they go so well together:
1. Balancing Richness – Scrambled or fried eggs naturally have a creamy texture. The bold tang and spice of hot sauce help counteract the richness, creating a more harmonious bite.
2. Enhancing Umami – Many hot sauces, particularly those with fermented ingredients like sriracha or aged peppers, have umami flavors that complement the natural savoriness of eggs.
3. Adding Acidity – The vinegar in many hot sauces brightens the dish, which prevents eggs from tasting too bland or heavy.
4. Heat and Flavor Variety—Eggs have a mild flavor, making them the perfect canvas for hot sauces. The heat from the hot sauce invigorates your taste buds, adding excitement to every bite.
5. Cultural Pairings—Eggs and spices are typical in various cuisines. For example, think of huevos rancheros with salsa, shakshuka with harissa, or Asian-style eggs with chili crisp.
Forget about your grocery store brands like Cholula or Frank’s, and try these craft hot sauces instead. Use this coupon for 15% off:
15% OFF CODE:
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This can be used on any hot sauce on this list!
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