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At least I think that's the problem.
I hve a hot wings sauce recipe that includes Red Hot sauce that includes cayenne pepper, vinegar, and other things. To this I mix melted butter and more cayenne, paprika and garlic powder. I melt the butter first, then add the sauce, then the seasonings. The problem I have is, after adding the chicken, there is a seperation between a clear liquid and a thicker substance. If I leave the sauce too long on the burner, the seperation also occurs. I'm assuming the clear liquid is the vinegar and the thicker is the butter. The original directions I have say to heat the butter till it just melts, then add the hot sauce and seasonings. I'm wondering if I either don't heat it enough or too much causing the seperation as evidenced by adding the hot chicken causing it to heat up more. But I don't know and was wondering what you all thought. Perhaps I need to add a binder of some sort? And what binder? tia |
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