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Anyone tried this? And how.

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Hey all. Got this today. Haven't seen it before. And was wondering if others have. And how they used it.
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It included ideas. Just curious with other thoughts.
 
Not that particular one but something very similar.
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I mix the two together and it's outstanding on pork loins/tenderloins.
 
My first thought, any kind of Mexican style casserole would probably warrant a good dousing of it. Like my deconstructed enchilada bake.

Smashed up in or sprinkled over some guac maybe?
 
Its a chili oil/crisp, I use it in a lot of Mexican dishes and also right on top of my eggs.
 
No help here, I mainly use their brown sugar rub if I don't have time, or feel like making my own. It's good, though.
 
I picked up a jar the day but haven't tried it yet. Planning on smoked cream cheese topping.

Keith
 
Hey all. Got this today. Haven't seen it before. And was wondering if others have. And how they used it.
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It included ideas. Just curious with other thoughts.
Never used it but wouldn't hesitate on fish, shrimp, or chicken. Also if I was doing a particular Mexican or Tex-Mex type of pork I'd use it there too.
 
Sure looks interesting enough to try, I'll be be curious to see how you use it. Never seen it myself.
 
I should have said it was a wet mix. About the consistency of pesto.

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Heinz has or had some chili crunch along those lines, never did find a food fit combo for it, that looks like it would pare well with chicken or fish/shrimp.
 
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