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[Christmas Tree]

Ant, on 16 May 2012 - 10:46 AM, said:

moved on to another word to misuse now

I drop them in on purpose to annoy gemmil

[Brock Manson]

If you're wise enough to not scratch your face or touch your private parts after handling chillies then you don't need to wear gloves.

Leaving the seeds in makes the dish spicier so it's a personal preference thing.

I'm making an epic chilli tonight with some dried allotment chillies and hot sauce. I shall be leaving the seeds in.

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Brock Manson, on 16 May 2012 - 10:48 AM, said:

If you're wise enough to not scratch your face or touch your private parts after handling chillies then you don't need to wear gloves.

Leaving the seeds in makes the dish spicier so it's a personal preference thing.

I'm making an epic chilli tonight with some dried allotment chillies and hot sauce. I shall be leaving the seeds in.

Cheers. I left them in for the second batch and they were much nicer.

[Jonny2J]

Christmas Tree, on 16 May 2012 - 10:38 AM, said:

Used Chillis for the first time ever yesterday and the instructions said where gloves when using.

So there I was all done up with the disposable gloves I use for picking up the occasional dog turd in the garden and I thought to myself really....?

Do people normally where gloves?

The instructions also said get rid of the seeds but when the local chinese delivers them there is always seeds in the carton and they just seem to add to the flavour.

[Christmas Tree]

Chinese night tonight in our House and all home made.

Chicken Satay on sticks

Salt and Pepper chicken (again) with egg fried rice.

Crispy duck and pancakes.


Stuffed by the time we got to the duck so just had a nibble.