Re: [CH] Re: Information on your Chile-Heads message
Ted Wagner (trwagner1@yahoo.com)
Thu, 15 Nov 2001 03:30:40 -0800 (PST)
What I did was go to Sears and get an electric coffee grinder. I have
three now. One for chiles, one for spices, and one for coffee (of
course).
Oh, and while we now crossed the subject of coffee grinders and chiles,
I made another discovery. I believe someone else said coffee with
chiles (although by accident) was good....I made the same discovery.
I was grinding some kona. I used the wrong lid for my grinder and a
few flakes of cayenne got in my ground kona. But, I didn't know that
until I drank the coffee. I must say, it was rather intriguing. Since
there wasn't much in the grounds, there was a subtle, but
unmistakeable, hint of chile in my coffee...and it was quite good!
Ted
--- "R.M.Neely" <rmneely52@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Where can I get a good chile grinder? Kitchen blenders
> are ok, but a little slow. Anybody know of a good web
> site for this machinery? R.M. Neely in Wildwood GA.
>
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