This is not related to your poem. But since you have extensive experience with wing sauces/hot sauces, I have a question. I was at a pizza place today and put some HS on my pizza then left. The sauce was very good and I am wondering if you might tell me what it is.
It is thick, the consistency of ketchup. Darker then franks, slightly sweet, not too spicy but a little burn on my lips. Does this sound like anything?
You make the dumb line
ReplyDeletepoor haiku for chicken wings
Vashi is dumber
Yum!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Ottawa! I had wings last night for supper at the Snug Pub in the Market.
WK,
ReplyDeleteThis is not related to your poem. But since you have extensive experience with wing sauces/hot sauces, I have a question. I was at a pizza place today and put some HS on my pizza then left. The sauce was very good and I am wondering if you might tell me what it is.
It is thick, the consistency of ketchup. Darker then franks, slightly sweet, not too spicy but a little burn on my lips. Does this sound like anything?
Thanks.
Where has Wing King gone
ReplyDeletehe left us hungry again
cold and wingless, why?
@indianguy - Vashi may be dumber, but I'm thinking indianguy is up there . . .
ReplyDelete@Teena - awesome . . . sorry I didn't read this till long after you left Ottawa!
@Chris - thank you
@Lee - I don't know off the top of my head, but let me see what I can find . . .
@Ricky - Nice haiku yourself. I was lost in work and Halloween preperations. Its all over and I'm getting back into the wing of things.