Acid Rain

Shop for Hot Sauces, Salsas, Barbeque Sauce & More! If it's Fiery Foods you're after...we've got it!


Home \| About \| Privacy \| E-Newsletter \| Contact \| How To Order Pepper Profiles \| Cool Sites \| Articles \| Heat Index \| Customer Service

Hot Sauces
  Global Warming
  Habanero Hot Sauce
  Hottest Hot Sauce
Salsas
Barbeque Sauce
Buffalo Wing Sauce
Jamaican Jerk Sauce
Steak Sauces
Dry Rubs & Spices
Spicy Mustard
Get Pickled
Condiments
Marinades
Fixin's & Drink Mixers
Party Snacks
Pepper Lights & More
Gift Baskets
Cosmic Crates
Bookstore
Gift Certificate
Heat Level
  Mild (0-2)
  Medium (3-5)
  Hot (6-8)
  Wow! (9-11)
  Atomic (12-14)
  Out of this World (15 +)
Primary Pepper
  Habanero
  Scotch Bonnet
  Red Savina
  Jalapeno
  Chipotle
  Cayenne
  Thai
  Serrano
  Datil
  Pepper Extract
Ingredients
  All Natural
  Capsicum Extract
  Fruit
  Garlic
  Multiple Pepper
  Low Sodium
  No Sugar Added
  Vinegar Free
Popular
  Around the World
  Award Winning
  Rude & Crude
  Sparky's Favorites
Top Sauces
  Blair's After Death
  Da' Bomb
  Dave's Insanity
  Mad Dog Inferno
  Marie Sharp's
  Ring of Fire
  Walkerswood

Go Back To Previous Page

ACID RAIN HOT SAUCE

The Sky is Falling Chicken
• 2-4 lb. chickens, each cut into 6 to 8 pieces
• 1/2 cup Acid Rain Hot Sauce
• 1/2 tsp. freshly ground black pepper
• 1 lime
• 1 small handful of mint
• 1 small handful of cilantro

In a large oven-to-table baking dish, toss the chicken in the hot sauce and pepper until it is coated. Cover and place in the refrigerator to marinate overnight.

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

Remove chicken from the refrigerator, place directly into the oven, and bake for 1 hour or until done, basting occasionally with the marinade in the pan. Squeeze the lime juice over the chicken just before serving, and sprinkle with mint and cilantro.

Serve in the baking dish, along with buttered, grilled French bread and a tomato salad.

Related Products to this article

Acid Rain