Spicy Pepper Smoked Burger Sauce

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Elevate your cheeseburger with this signature shop-style spicy sauce, crafted from fire-charred garlic, fresh ginger, and a vibrant blend of red and green chilies.

↓ The ingredients ↓ The steps

In a compact 30-square-meter shop, this spicy devil sauce is the secret behind a consistent daily queue of hungry customers. By utilizing a culinary blowtorch to char fresh aromatics, the sauce achieves a smoky, deep complexity that cuts through the richness of a classic burger. It is a bold, flavor-forward addition that transforms a standard cheeseburger into something truly memorable.

A juicy cheeseburger topped with a generous, textured spread of the vibrant spicy pepper sauce.
A juicy cheeseburger topped with a generous, textured spread of the vibrant spicy pepper sauce.
Prep15 mins
Cook10 mins
Total25 mins
Yield1 batch
DifficultyEasy
Calories350 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Char the aromatics
    Garlic cloves and red chilies being seared on a hot griddle with a blowtorch flame.

    Place fresh garlic cloves and red chili peppers onto a preheated griddle. Use a culinary blowtorch to evenly char the surfaces of the garlic and chilies until they develop a slight blackening, which enhances the depth of the sauce.

    Tip: Keep the blowtorch moving to ensure even charring without burning the ingredients completely.
  2. 2Add green chilies
    A mix of green and red chilies being blowtorched on a hot griddle.

    Add the green chili peppers to the griddle with the garlic and red chilies. Continue using the blowtorch to char the peppers until they soften and blister slightly.

    Tip: The charring process helps remove the raw, pungent bite of the peppers while keeping them vibrant.
  3. 3Sear the ginger
    Ginger slices being seared on the griddle with chili peppers.

    Add the fresh ginger slices to the griddle. Use the blowtorch to sear the ginger pieces for about 5 minutes, ensuring they are cooked through and their raw flavor is removed.

    Tip: Searing the ginger adds a smoky note that balances the spiciness of the chilies.
  4. 4Season the mixture
    Seasonings and sauces added over charred peppers on a hot griddle.

    Sprinkle the Sichuan peppercorn powder, sugar, and chicken bouillon over the charred aromatics. Drizzle the soy sauce and oyster sauce directly over the peppers on the griddle.

    Tip: Add the seasonings evenly to ensure every pepper is coated with the flavor base.
  5. 5Stir-fry until uniform
    Ingredients being mixed with a spatula on the hot griddle.

    Use a metal spatula to quickly stir-fry all the ingredients together on the griddle. Continue mixing until the spices and sauces have fully incorporated into the charred pepper mixture.

    Tip: Work quickly to ensure the sauces do not burn on the hot surface.
  6. 6Transfer for blending
    Cooked pepper mixture being placed into a blender.

    Once the mixture is evenly cooked and coated, carefully transfer it into a blender container using metal tongs. This prepared base is now ready to be blended into the final spicy sauce.

    Tip: Ensure the mixture is slightly cooled if required by your blenders safety instructions.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
1 week
Store in an airtight glass jar in the refrigerator.
Pantry
Not suitable
This sauce contains fresh ingredients and must be refrigerated.

Burn It Off

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~70 minutes of steady movement.
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~1 hour and 45 minutes of mindful practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can adjust the heat levels by swapping out the hot chilies for milder or spicier varieties depending on your preference.
No, the initial searing and stir-frying on the griddle fully cook the aromatics, making the sauce ready to serve immediately after blending.
If you prefer a smoother sauce, blend for a longer duration. For a more authentic, textured bite, use the pulse function on your blender.
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