This recipe takes some time, so please plan ahead. It is worth the wait!

I love using fruits and veggies when they are in season and I didn't want to miss out on peach 🍑 season! Hope you enjoy this sweet heat Peach Chipotle sauce this summer!

One of my favorite things to do is make sauces! We eat sauce on basically everything, but store bought sauces aren't great for you or for you wallet, most of the time. This sauce is full of flavor and pairs well with so many dishes. I paired this with my Pistachio Eggplant Crumbles and made a tostada. Then we used the leftovers on everything else we ate for like 2 days straight. Enjoy!

Tip: Grocery Outlet, stay with the hemp seeds on sale!! (1.5 pounds $9.99 for) I was shocked by the number of you who have shown interest in my Hemp Ceasar Dressing. This is a recipe we often turn to when we're out of our favorite store-bought dressing. I've never really written it down; I'm always just going with my gut. But today, I've put together a recipe that tastes great and provides a nice dose of nutrients from the hemp seeds. In the video, I forgot to add the vegan Worcestershire sauce, and it is needed. It adds a nice savory base to the sauce. 

Introducing the "Marinade of the Gods" made with persimmons, also known as the "Fruit of the Gods". This Hot Pepper Persimmon Sauce is not just a sauce; it's a versatile companion for your culinary adventures. Whether you're marinating, saucing, or dipping, this sauce is ready to elevate your holiday dishes. As fall takes off, it brings out these beautiful persimmons, once known as the "Fruits of the Gods", due to their divine or godly scientific Latin name, Diospyros, which means "divine fruit" or "fruit of Zeus". These sweet and rich-flavored fruits are a perfect match for the heat from Calabrian peppers, creating a unique and tantalizing flavor combination.

This sauce is included in my Stuffed Breakfast Burrito recipe, but it would go well with so many dishes. Try it on some tacos or a Tex-Mex inspired rice bowl. It is super simple to whip together for any dish that calls for salsa.