So this new place opened up that i wanted to try for lunch called Anaheim Chili. Its pretty good, but i tried their habanero cornbread and 20 mintues later, still paying the price for it . I took a bite of it, waited for a few seconds and started thinking to myself "Well where's the haba...THERE IT GOES!"
I've also tried a ghost chile extract in a hot sauce before. I would recommend never trying that unless you are a sadist to yourself. While i did get a free meal out of trying it, it felt like my mouth was on fire for over an hour after i tried it and my hands and forearms got the shakes for a few minutes. Not to mention it felt like i was weating profusely.
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Re: Spicy Chiles
FightFanAL wrote:So this new place opened up that i wanted to try for lunch called Anaheim Chili. Its pretty good, but i tried their habanero cornbread and 20 mintues later, still paying the price for it . I took a bite of it, waited for a few seconds and started thinking to myself "Well where's the haba...THERE IT GOES!"
I've also tried a ghost chile extract in a hot sauce before. I would recommend never trying that unless you are a sadist to yourself. While i did get a free meal out of trying it, it felt like my mouth was on fire for over an hour after i tried it and my hands and forearms got the shakes for a few minutes. Not to mention it felt like i was weating profusely.
I'm sorry I didn't see this sooner Al, but I have a low tolerance for hot/spicy chiles too bro.... I have eaten some chiles that ruin your taste buds for hours after you've eaten them.... That said I have posted recipes on this forum that use chiles like this but you have to use great care handling them.... As well as use them in moderation.... I liked the name of the restaurant in your post because Anaheim chiles are mostly mild.... Anyways, be careful using these chiles in the future man....
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