Fwd: Re: [CH] Drying Habeneros in the Oven

Fred Morris (Sooner54@webtv.net)
Thu, 28 Dec 2000 22:52:55 -0600 (CST) 

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I threw some frozen in microwave once to defrost,but had it set on high.
Ten seconds later we were tear gassed!

Fred the habaneronut


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Dry Habs in the oven on low for a few hours.  Or take your chances on
drying them faster at a highter temperature.

The real caution is to not try to dry them toooooooo fast.  I broiled
some once and cleared my house for over three hours.  It was the kids
doubled over and gasping for breath that cued me in.

We left all the windows open and went to the movies.  Whoa -

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