There is absolutely no limit when it comes to creating new and exciting ways to use Island Girl Passions Hot Sauces, Jams, Jellies, Syrups and Gourmet Mustards.
Grilled Beef with a Variety of Island Girl Passions Hot Sauces
Summer time is a great time to enjoy the outdoors. Grilling allows you to mix and match meats and sauces.
Try one or more sauces with different kinds of meat on the grill. Invite a few friends over and start the party!
Chicken Kebabs with After Burn Hot Sauce
Nothing beats the flavor of chicken cooking on the grill. Now add another layer of flavor with Island Girl Passions After Burn Hot Sauce.
This sauce will tease your taste buds and keep you in suspense while you try to identify each and every individual flavor note in this sensational hot sauce.
Chicken and Vegetable
Kebabs with Cilantro Lime Hot Sauce
Bring a little of the south of the border flavor to your backyard party with these flavorful kebabs.
Add the Cilantro Lime Hot Sauce to kick up the spice in your chicken and veggies.
P.O.G Ice Cream with Dulce De Leche and Macadamia Nuts
There is no better way to cool off in the summer heat than with this creamy P.O.G. Ice Cream. Drizzle it with Dulce de Leche and sprinkle with Macadamia Nuts.
If you close your eyes, you will be transported to a tropical paradise.
Grilled Shrimp with Guava Rum BBQ Sauce
Must be tasted to believe! The sweet delicate flavor of fresh Guavas carried on the smooth notes of Rum hide the surpise heat of Kung Pao peppers.
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