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Dragon's Blood Elixir

Hot & Spicy Sauces

www.dragonsbloodelixir.com          doug@dragonsbloodelixir.com
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Dragon’s Blood Elixir sauces all feature CT-Grown produce. New sauces this year are Unique Destiny Roasted Garlic, Unique Destiny Peter Piper’s Pickled Pepper Sauce and Unique Destiny For Whom The Bell Tolls.

The Dragon’s Bood Story:In the medieval art/science of alchemy dragon’s blood was a key but elusive ingredient in the miracle “elixir of life”. Today the spirit of this rare substance is to be found in Dragon’s Blood Elixir – a modern cure all. Like the patent medicines of the last age-It’s good for what ails you.

In 1985 I was touring as a chef with a series of rock and roll bands. One of the other chefs gave me a habanero pepper from his garden. I was astounded by the heat. Several years later I started experimenting with making sauces with peppers grown by the owner of a small country restaurant here in Connecticut. Using the local apple cider as a key ingredient was a natural step. I found a rubber stamp of a fire breathing dragon at a tag sale, and the Dragon’s Blood Elixir name was coined.

This is the first of a series of flavors developed over the years. Future sauces will include Mango Ginger, Pineapple, Coconut Lime Curry, Chipotle, and Sesame Garlic Teriyaki. This line of sauces will be called Unique Destiny in tribute to the Hyde School www.hyde.edu , a place where I and several generations of students and faculty have discovered their own unique potential.

I believe in producing my sauces in small numbered batches. This allows me to assure you that I have tasted every batch before it is bottled. It also allows for some slight variation due to the seasonal nature of some of the ingredients. These sauces are made to go with food; if you are looking for pain, eat a fresh habanero- that’ll do it.

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