I make a mean pot of chilli...lol it would blow your lips off
what type of spice?
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aha....but I gotta warn you, one way or another..........I'll win
but i don't think Canadians can eat chillies like the Mexicans or the Indians??
Chillies can make your ass go smoking
crackers90
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Mmmmm they are yum save me a bit lol
jalapeno?
How hot is a jalapeno?
American Dietetic Association
Biting into a raw jalapeño will probably create quite a sting, but on the pepper scale of heat (the Scoville Scale), jalapeños are not really that hot. If you seed and core the pepper, you may not get any heat at all out of a jalapeño.
Some jalapeños are hotter than others. Mature peppers that are dark green and a little wrinkled will be hotter than younger ones. The hottest jalapeños are grown in the hot, dry climates of New Mexico or Arizona.
If you don't know where a jalapeño was grown, you may have to taste it yourself to measure the heat. Don't rely on someone else to tell you whether or not a pepper is too hot. Some people are more sensitive to capsaicin (the chemical that makes hot peppers hot) than others. In junior high, I watched a guy drink a bottle of Tabasco on a dare. He didn't even dab his forehead. If you want to try that at home, you can build up your tolerance to capsaicin by eating more chile peppers and hot sauce.
My father-in-law, Billy, eats raw jalapeños whole from tip to stem. He tells me they are good for his health, and the American Dietetic Association agrees. Peppers are rich in phytochemicals that appear to provide anti-inflammatory benefits. Medical studies show that capsaicin may act as a blood thinner. Spicing dishes with cayenne or pepper flakes also reduces the need for extra salt. Hot sauce, which is actually more salt than pepper, is another story. - Elizabeth Hughey
American Dietetic Association
Biting into a raw jalapeño will probably create quite a sting, but on the pepper scale of heat (the Scoville Scale), jalapeños are not really that hot. If you seed and core the pepper, you may not get any heat at all out of a jalapeño.
Some jalapeños are hotter than others. Mature peppers that are dark green and a little wrinkled will be hotter than younger ones. The hottest jalapeños are grown in the hot, dry climates of New Mexico or Arizona.
If you don't know where a jalapeño was grown, you may have to taste it yourself to measure the heat. Don't rely on someone else to tell you whether or not a pepper is too hot. Some people are more sensitive to capsaicin (the chemical that makes hot peppers hot) than others. In junior high, I watched a guy drink a bottle of Tabasco on a dare. He didn't even dab his forehead. If you want to try that at home, you can build up your tolerance to capsaicin by eating more chile peppers and hot sauce.
My father-in-law, Billy, eats raw jalapeños whole from tip to stem. He tells me they are good for his health, and the American Dietetic Association agrees. Peppers are rich in phytochemicals that appear to provide anti-inflammatory benefits. Medical studies show that capsaicin may act as a blood thinner. Spicing dishes with cayenne or pepper flakes also reduces the need for extra salt. Hot sauce, which is actually more salt than pepper, is another story. - Elizabeth Hughey
crackers90
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Omg I would never be able to eat that would blow my mind lol
Shankerson
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open face roast beef sandwich with part of a french fry
If you are in London you can go to any nearby Indian restaurant and try out Chillies...red hot dandi cut chillies...
try a spicy Chicken Tikka ....to start with
crackers90
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Oh I like Chicken Tikka. I had a taste of a Vindaloo once OMG wow hot lol well was for me
Other hot stuff you can try....
(if you want it less spicy tell the guys there)
Biryani
Qorma
Nihari
Kunna
Haleem
Hareesa
Khichra
Chilly Pakoras
Kabobs
etc etc
and for sweet....
Mutanjan
Zarda
Kheer
Firni
Gulab Jamun
Qala Qand
Barfee
Ras Gulla
Jalebi
Amriti
Moti choor
Patissa
Rabri
etc etc
Drinks..........
Shikanjabeen
Lassi
Sattu
Milk soda
etc etc
crackers90
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I've had Biryani I do like that.
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Sorry, all gone. :ninja
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sweet chocolate covered christ in a birch bark canoe I love rolos...
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