I find the garlic nandos to be hotter than the extra hot, both v nice though

 

olives Made by the devil himself.

In true evilness, they are made to look very similar to a nice tasty grape. So similar in fact, that to a just slightly drunk person they look identical. I picked up about 4, stuck them in my mouth, and pulled a facial expression (in a posh bar) that still haunts most of the clientèle to this day

 

Have heard some good stuff about those regions!

 

Holy thread revival Batman!

Anyway, just collected about half a kilo of chillis from our bush today, and they seem great!

Will have to post some pictures on here soon!

 

Meanwhile:

Chilli: Chili, Chile, Chilly, Chily, Mirchi, Chilli Pepper, Aji, Paprika

 

Tried something courtesy of a mad mate the other day... Chilli dessert...

Frozen mango and raspberries, allow to defrost or part defrost.
Heat Jaggery with a little water and "Blair's Death Rain"

Stick fruit in a bowl, pour sauce over it.

<enjoy>

PS: Watch out for the raspberry/chilli combination

 

i've just grown and burst an ulcer whilst sweating a pints worth over the floor just looking at that picture.

It should have came with a 'Hotness' warning.

 

Mention of Thailand reminds me that an old local of mine had a Thai Restaurant franchise. I don't like hot foods (why destroy the taste?) but I did once try their hot spicy beef strips. Hot and tangy, quite nice.

One evening when we were "relaxing" quite late on the Thai cook brought up some small bowls of these beef strips in a salad. "Go on try the real thing he said". Chewing on a red hotter poker whilst in a sauna is the only, rather understated, way of describing it Jugs of water and lager, sweat pouring down your face, incredible. Speech was a thing of the past.

Odd thing is that one of the Thai waitresses took one of the bowls and just gobbled it up the same way you or I eat a bowl of cornflakes dl

 

Thai is not hot!

 

Are you nuts? Thai and Indonesian are some of the MEGA HOT foods around!