Recipe

Cholula Saltines

Cholula Saltines

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    The Internet Cooking Princess's Notes: A restaurant close to my house serves Saltines tossed and baked in Tabasco. I decided to try my own hand at flavoring some Saltines with Cholula - only the best red pepper sauce EVER. I made...

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Makes Two sleeves of Saltines

8 oz. Saltines {Two sleeves} Ask a question about this ingredient

6 T. Melted butter Ask a question about this ingredient

1 c. Cholula {or Tabasco or Louisiana or Texas Pete} Ask a question about this ingredient

  1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.

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  2. In a large bowl, whisk the melted butter with the Cholula. Let it sit so it cools down to room temperature.

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  3. As gently and quickly as you can, add the Saltines to the bowl and toss the crackers with the butter and Cholula mixture. Make sure all the crackers are evenly coated - and get them out quickly before they start getting soggy.

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  4. Line the crackers on two separate baking sheets, making sure none of the crackers overlap.

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  5. Bake in the oven for 20 minutes, remove, and let cool. {Although truth be told, nothing stops me from eating them right out of the oven.}

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2 Comments on Cholula Saltines

Lobster_001 Reply

A co-worker brought in a version of these she called "firecrackers" and I thought it was strange until I tasted them! Delicious and addictive! I'll try to make yours and not eat too many...

Mrs Reply

oh my goodness, these sound crazy good.

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