From the looks of your avatar, I have at least 10-15 years on you Cal. (a few weeks shy of 56) Moderation is the key to survival, that's why I go back to just a little hot on a regular basis. I'm with SY, heat AND flavor.
Well, I used to keep up with you big boys but not anymore. .
Me too, Trader Joe's actually had Thai dishes with real "Garden Mouse Dropping Peppers' caused a systemic short circuit. I notice they have gone down a notch.
They might go back up a notch too. Some prepared hot dishes don't have
real good consistensy. I've had that problem with nopalitos.
real good consistensy. I've had that problem with nopalitos.
capsaicin in the air
Makes me sneeze for a quarter of an hour.
Have you tried Fatali Scotch Bonnets, SY? Very citrusy along with the heat.
No, I haven't, and they sound like something I'd really enjoy.
I'd put miracle grow on them if it would quit raining for at least a day.
I think I had 160 habs in the last batch of sauce. I've also got jalapinos and hot banana peppers although I've had one harvest off the bananas already.
If you want healthier plants and a lot more flavor try some botanicare plant foods, Im a believer.
You are far too kind Bob. I was born in '62.(a few weeks shy of 56)
Oh, I agree. What I was trying to say is that I had to give up the pepper eating contests. Almost everything we make has some heat to it.Moderation is the key to survival, that's why I go back to just a little hot on a regular basis. I'm with SY, heat AND flavor.
I put a couple of thin slices of a hab in my soup for lunch and went for the sour cream after the first slice.
I'll use the rest of them for sauces.
I'll use the rest of them for sauces.
SWMBO keeps me young (she's actually older than me). Here we are at a family night out. I'm the token white guy. 🙂Going to have to use shades to cover wrinkles more myself. 😉
We're on the same page.I put a couple of thin slices of a hab in my soup for lunch and went for the sour cream after the first slice.
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I need a good recipe for groundhog. They are fat enough that I was thinking BBQ, as in slow smoked for 16 hours.
I'm dissapointed with my experience with beef as it ended up too dry. Chicken breast is too lean.
So where does groundhog fit in? BBQ or Bake it moist method?
I'm dissapointed with my experience with beef as it ended up too dry. Chicken breast is too lean.
So where does groundhog fit in? BBQ or Bake it moist method?
In BBQ comps the chicken is thigh, beef is brisket. Done right, both are moist.
Cooking woodchuck? Don't know, maybe Google it?
Cooking woodchuck? Don't know, maybe Google it?
Hmmm...
340,000 hits 😀
https://www.google.ca/search?q=clea...69i57j0l2.112694j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
340,000 hits 😀
https://www.google.ca/search?q=clea...69i57j0l2.112694j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
dinner is served...
fun to catch and a treat to eat.
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