Posted on 03/05/2022 7:15:34 AM PST by Diana in Wisconsin
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LOL We are the opposite, which is why we like the shishitos so much.
Opposite?
Don’t care for hot and spicy.
I like both. I’m thinking the shisoti would be great in a pepper/onion relish. Use sweet onions and the refined sugar could be reduced.
That sounds good. We only use sweet onions.
Have you ever tried those circular rice paper wraps? They are dry and you just soak them very briefly to soften. No carbs! They are great with anything like shrimp or beef and something crunchy like sprouts, cabbage, cucumber. I tried deep frying them once but I guess I didn’t wrap them tight enough and they had air in them. I like them just soaked anyway. I even had many with baked fish sticks and a dry coleslaw mix and used a bottles asian dressing. Very yummy.
Thank you!
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