Re: [CH] Mombasa Chiles
RisaG (radiorlg@yahoo.com)
Thu, 11 Sep 2003 19:11:30 -0700 (PDT)
Matt, I just bought a small bag of the dried powder of
this chile. Coincidentally.
I don't know what I will do with it yet, just thought
it sounded good. I hadn't heard of it before.
I tasted a touch on my finger and it is mean hot! Just
as you said! Wow. Powerful stuff.
I was thinking of using it in rubs and also in stews.
I think I will have to keep it to myself as it is way
too hot for the others in the house.
But for a hot luck dish it might be just the stuff.
RisaG
--- "T. Matthew Evans" <tmattevans@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Has anyone grown these hateful little bastards
> before?
>
> We're growing them for the first time this year and
> they just started getting
> ripe. They are the size and shape of a pequin. Two
> nights ago, while picking
> chiles, my wife and I thought we should taste them.
> So, we each popped one off
> of the plant and ate it....bad freaking idea, pal.
> These sons of guns were
> just spiteful hot -- I mean, these suckers were
> p****d off. The heat was slow
> coming and then just lingered for several minutes.
> Once the heat came, it took
> my breath away -- I thought my wife was going to be
> physically ill. Once I
> stopped hallucinating, I realized that the chiles
> were sweet (not fruity) and
> actually pretty tasty.
>
> The idea that some types of heat affect some people
> differently has surfaced on
> this list before, and I am now a true believer. We
> grow about one-third to
> one-half C. chinense chiles, so we tend to eat
> things quite spicy....but not
> like this!
>
> The real reason for my post -- what do I do with all
> of these? Sauce? Caribe?
> Powder? Also, I would just be interested to know
> who has grown / eaten these
> before, and what they think. Thanks.
>
> Matt
>
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