Curry Recipes Online
Supplementary Recipes (Curry Powders, Curry Paste, Restaurant Spice Mixes) => Supplementary Recipes Chat => Topic started by: jimmy2x on April 17, 2012, 04:16 PM
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noticed my usual place to buy spices online had small packs of this chilli powder in. so couldnt resist getting a pack to try.
now im wondering how much variation in heat there might be, as an example for a normal curry i like around half teaspoon- 1 level teaspoon or hot chilli powder, tsr variety.
anyone got any idea how much of this lethal stuff i try :)
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as no-one has replied, i will answer my own topic
ITS (moderated) HOT AS HELL
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noticed my usual place to buy spices online had small packs of this chilli powder in. so couldnt resist getting a pack to try.
now im wondering how much variation in heat there might be, as an example for a normal curry i like around half teaspoon- 1 level teaspoon or hot chilli powder, tsr variety.
anyone got any idea how much of this lethal stuff i try :)
Hi Jimmy,
I don't think anyone had the time to reply before you posted your second post, but I would imagine any chilli powder with the word, "Naga" in it, is instantly going to persuade you to put a toilet roll in the freezer before using it!! ;D
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Watch out, bhut jolokia chillies are some of the hottest chillies in the world. I regularly buy dried jolokia from chilli pepper pete http://www.chillipepperpete.com/ (http://www.chillipepperpete.com/) here in the uk. But beware you will become addicted nothing else gives a burn like a bhut.
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is that a bhut burn???
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I take this stuff is a bhut on the hot side then ::) I really would love to get my hands on some of this gear. Sounds right up my street ;D