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    Cooking Question - ATOMIC CHILI!!! Help!!!

    I made a pot of chili yesterday. It was already really HOT becasue it had a big fat habanero pepper in it. Then my husband comes home and puts about 1/8 of a tsp of "habanero mash" in it. Well, it's so hot now that HE can't even eat it and he's got a stomach made of steel!!!

    So my question . . . How can I cool this stuff down? Any suggestions? Should I just water it down? Add more tomato sauce???

    Seriously, it deserves the name ATOMIC!!!

    HELP!!!
    -christa


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    I would add more of whatever else was in there; tomato sauce, meat, beans, whatever. That should decrease the heat to volume ratio enough to be edible.
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    Yup, increase the volume of tomato sauce, meat, beans and add water. You'll have a monster VAT of chili but at least you'll be able to eat it! LOL



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    Yep. Add the least acidic foods first...such as beans and meat.

    After that, tell hubby to leave the chili alone.


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    Your sinuses should certainly be clear!!!!!

    Any spicy flavor my chili gets is due to using more Cayenne pepper. I've NEVER used a Habanero before! In fact, I've never even bought one! LOL!!!!

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    Originally posted by Logan
    I've NEVER used a Habanero before! In fact, I've never even bought one! LOL!!!!
    ONE is all it takes!!! LOL Thanks for the suggestions guys! I will try it!
    -christa


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    Any chili you can't eat in the next few days should freeze nicely for later too.
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    Try a little milk instead of water, to thin it out, it might help a bit - and serve it with yoghurt.

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    Originally posted by Samantha Puppy
    Yup, increase the volume of tomato sauce, meat, beans and add water. You'll have a monster VAT of chili but at least you'll be able to eat it! LOL

    I agree and add milk to if you can....
    This happened to us once, everery one was adding this and that and no one knew the other was doing it....LOL


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    Re: Cooking Question - ATOMIC CHILI!!! Help!!!

    Originally posted by christa

    Seriously, it deserves the name ATOMIC!!!

    HELP!!!
    If all else fails.....

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    http://www.thescarms.com/hotstuff/pepperfacts.htm

    Some Habanero facts!!!!

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    This sounds gross but something sweet like molasses or a few teaspoons of brown sugar may take the bite out of it.

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    Brown Sugar counteracts the HOT AND SPICINESS.
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    I was thinking that a little sour cream, served with it, might help too! I love Chili with cheese and sour cream! In fact, that's what I had for dinner last night!

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    Originally posted by KBlaix
    Brown Sugar counteracts the HOT AND SPICINESS.
    Now this is something that I've been wondering . . . if there's anything that counteracts HOTNESS . . . I knew that Milk was supposed to . . . I might try both milk and brown sugar . . . lol . . . I'll probably end up throwing it away anyway!!!

    -christa


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