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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 2:27am
You guys are wusses. I have Habaneros salsa with my chips all the time.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 5:54am
Hmmm, I'm always looking for exciting new hot spices to put in my home style Chili.
Posts: 1584
  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 8:41am
ooooooo the mysterious return of a lost one. And an intriguing debate on salsa.


Welcome back.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 12:45pm
Welcome back Kenshin. Long time, no see.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 2:45pm
By all means, Kraken, put only one Habanero chili in it. Just one.

And you'll be sweating the rest of the day.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 3:18pm
I don't like spicy things. Tangy, now thats' ok. So are zesty things. But spicy just hurts, and its' a pain if you've bit the inside of your mouth, and you get one of those ulcer-like things and they hurt for a while, and you can't eat salt or brush on that side of the mouth very well.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 3:25pm
I don't have that problem, Dolash. You must be special. Or like my mom.

Grevious, I've actually found the flavor of the habenero not to my liking. I like jalapeno's better. My dad grows jalapeno's every year, and they're absolutely perfect. Much hotter than what you get in the stores, but they still have a bit of flavor.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 5:28pm
Jalapenos are good.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 6:09pm
I would recommend Thai chili as well, it has a nice flavor, but they have a mean bite. Here's a pic of them.



I am a fan of this coconut soup they make at the Thai restaurants, but it is so spicy, it is almost torture eating it. But it is so very addicting.
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  • Posted On: Jul 15 2004 6:20pm
I'll have to pick some Thai chili's up and try them. Though, while I do like heat, I also like to taste my food. I fall between 'mild/hot' and 'very hot' on the food heat scale.