2 Japs (boiled)
2 Serrano (boiled)
1 bunch cilantro
1 yellow onion (half charred, half diced)
2 Garlic cloves
1 can El Pato
Lime Juice
Sprinkle of Caldo de Pollo and salt to taste

by Texadoro

20 Comments

  1. PupperPalE

    This is a fake post. Where are the dents in the cans?

  2. amyheming

    Where does everyone buy the El Pato?! I cannot find it anywhere. Would Goya spicy tomato sauce be the same?

  3. poorprincess124

    Lovvvvveeeeeeeeeee ittttt! Salsa and chips are the ultimate dip-lomacy tool.

  4. amyheming

    Ok, I am not familiar with Tom Thumb but I am happy you can find it. It must be rare in NYC because I have not found it in a grocery or bodega. But thanks for your judgement.

  5. bianco2056

    I actually found some at my local Food Lion, and I’m going to give it a shot

  6. stoneman9284

    How can you not tell us what you thought of it

  7. huligoogoo

    Looks good ! I wanna make some this week too!

  8. Desert_Beach

    In the southwestern U.S. every grocery store has a Hispanic foods section. Seems pretty simple, right? Hot sauce goes in the Hispanic foods section. The bright bulbs at my Safeway have been stocking the El Pato with the tomato sauces lately. Makes me want to just order a case on line.

  9. Jonesyrules15

    So are you supposed to have a can of each type?

  10. kayrazzle

    Wait until you guys see what you can do with it when you mix it with shrimp 😋

  11. RenaissanceScientist

    Okay who’s getting the El Pato tattoo?

  12. Simple_Anteater_5825

    Used it in place of tomato sauce in sopas and cocktail sauce for years now.

    Cocktail sauce is a copy of a local fish & chips place:

    1 cup El Pato 1 cup ketchup 1/4 cup water 1 tsp lemon juice 1 tsp tabasco 1tsp worcestershire sauce

    1 tsp horseradish

    Too hot for some, but as always adjust to your taste

    I always keep a bottle in the fridge for chicken tenders, french fries, fried mushrooms, fried zucchini and mozzarella sticks among other things.

  13. 8bitsantos

    If yall bring up the price of El pato sauce, imma be very upset… how else would I make my lazy chilaquiles!?

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