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To: evets

I eat ghost pepper sea salt. Apparently when it is manufactured the workers wear masks.

A little bit of it goes a long way in cooking. And don’t ever get it on your finger and touch your eyes.


23 posted on 12/02/2016 9:02:50 AM PST by angry elephant (Endangered species in Seattle)
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To: angry elephant

Sounds good. I took one bite of a Ghost pepper and was hot for hours! I’ll try some of that ‘pepper salt’... TGIF


32 posted on 12/02/2016 9:14:21 AM PST by evets (beer)
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To: angry elephant

I had a friend from northern Canada who had never had a hot pepper. We picked some up at the local market and he was doing a pretty valiant job until he rubbed his eyes...puffed up like a blowfish and I felt bad!


72 posted on 12/02/2016 11:06:51 AM PST by Dexter Morgan (Everyone hides who they are.)
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To: angry elephant

The first time I used Jalapenos and chopped them, the fire got under my finger nails and hurt all night and into the next day.

That didn’t happen again - Jalapenos can be very inconsistent. If you buy a bunch at the grocery, one might be medium hot, and another super hot. If I’m using them in a dish for others, I taste a little bit of each one, to regulate how hot the dish is going to be.


86 posted on 12/02/2016 4:08:12 PM PST by Jamestown1630 ("A Republic, If you can keep it.")
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