Celebrate National Hot and Spicy Food Day
(Aug. 15, 2013) ATLANTA, GA – Not only is America experiencing scorching hot temperatures
this summer, but many meals will be extra hot and spicy this upcoming Monday, Aug.19, which
marks National Hot and Spicy Food Day.
National Hot and Spicy Food Day is the perfect time to kick up the flavor of your food a notch.
It’s really easy for any cook to add some spice to their recipes. Condiments such as mustard, hot
sauce, salsa and sauces like mole and Sriracha can add a spicy flavor to everything from baked
macaroni and cheese to jambalaya or summer grilling favorites such as hamburgers and chicken.
There are many spicy meals to sample this Monday. Prepare Chipotle Aioli Sliders made with a
sauce from tomatoes, jalapeno peppers, green tomatillo salsa, green onions and a Chipotle Chili
Aioli. Or Spicy Georgia Peach Chicken prepared with both a spicy ranch dressing and Dijon
mustard. You can also enjoy Grilled Squab Empanitos with hot sauce. Drinking milk is the
perfect accompaniment to enjoy these meals and other spicy foods.
These recipe ideas and more are available courtesy of The Association for Dressings and Sauces
(ADS). Visit www.dressings-sauces.org for enticing hot and spicy recipe ideas using condiments.
About National Hot and Spicy Food Day
National Hot and Spicy Food Day is an unofficial day dedicated to the eating of spicy foods,
particularly of international origin. The exact origins of National Hot and Spicy Food Day are
unknown; however, hot and spicy food has been a part of the human diet for over 6000 years.
Many cultures throughout the world use a variety of spices as staples in their cuisine.
About The Association for Dressings and Sauces (ADS)
ADS is an international trade association representing the manufacturers of salad dressings,
mayonnaise and condiment sauces and the suppliers to the industry. For more information, visit
www.dressings-sauces.org.
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