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While  this is not your typical souse, it is without a doubt a great one. Souse comes in many forms and tastes and each source will tell you that only their’s is original and worth eating. Sometimes souse is eaten hot, but most of the times cold or rather at room temperature to ensure the full development of flavor. Souse is served in many countries, usually under different names. (Click here for more info ). Most times I use pig’s feet or pig’s ears, but this time pork rib’s tickled my fancy. My inspiration for this particular recipe came when my neighbor Asis brought me a bottle of  “Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Hot Sauce  (Capsicum Chinense), prepared by his mother back in Trinidad. It is by far the best hot sauce I have ever tasted, very hot but at the same time very fruity and flavorful. Poetry in a bottle 🙂

Bon Appetit !   Life is Good !
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