Introduction: Pringle Buena Vistas
An instructable on how to make my favorite snacks consisting of Pringles, hot sauce, Lee and Perrins and (optional) olives.
Step 1: Collecting Ingredients
You will need:
-Pringles (I use original flavor, but barbecue works well too)
-Tabasco sauce (or any similar hot sauce, e.g. Cholula, Valentina , El Pato, El Yucateco (habanero) and Buffalo chipotle.)
-Lee and Perrins
-Olives (optional)
The first thing to do is use the top of the pringles (the little plastic circle) and place it top down on a table so it will catch drops of the sauces that will be put on the pringle.
Step 2: Add Tobasco
Put a few drops of Tabasco on to Pringle depending on how hot you like it.
Step 3: Add Lee and Perrins and Adding the Top Layer
Add 3-4 drops of Lee and Perrins on to the top but be careful because it will probably run off if you put too much on (hence using the plastic lid to catch it!). Putting another pringle on top will stop the L&P getting away.
Step 4: Optional Toppings
If you like it really hot, add some more Tabasco on the top and ad a sliced olives if you fell like it. I invented this snack while listening to Buena Vista Social Club, a fantastic band that plays Cuban music. Throw on a CD and chow down!
8 Comments
13 years ago on Introduction
If you want to really get things going take 1/2 of a Bhut Jolokia aka Ghost Chili, mince up real fine and add to your hot sauce of choice and let it sit for about three days to a week. BUT let this be your WARNING. a little bit goes a VERY LONG WAY. The Ghost Chilies are said to be THE HOTTEST chili in the world and if you eat one by itself it's not just HOT but Painfull.
14 years ago on Introduction
Valentina black label is my favorite hot sauce! Tapatio would be a good fit too!
14 years ago on Step 4
Good and simple. Me likes :D
15 years ago on Introduction
Tabasco is the correct spelling, but also try Cholula or Valentina for a bit more flavor and heat. I can't decide which is my favorite.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Those are both good. Valentina is an awesome deal, about $1.49 for a 34 oz bottle. Some other Tabasco alternatives are El Pato, El Yucateco (habanero), Buffalo chipotle.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Thanks, I've added those to the instructable.
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
Doh! Good call! I'll edit it now.
15 years ago on Introduction
Interesting ... ;) I will have to try this.