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Cranky Bastard

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I see. The more... "rugged" pretension. Alpo all the way. Do you splurge and down that with Schlitz? Or go cheap and use Thunderbird?
 

Spyda

New Member
Cranky Bastard said:
I see. The more... "rugged" pretension. Alpo all the way. Do you splurge and down that with Schlitz? Or go cheap and use Thunderbird?

'thudd' does is for me.
 

jack

The Legendary Troll Kingdom
I make my green chili by buying a bunch of green chiles and roasting them and chopping them up after removing the seeds. About 2 lbs makes a good pot starter. After they've been chopped I put them in a saucepot with about 8 cloves of garlic and a couple of big white onions. A couple cans of tomato paste and about a dozen beefsteak tomatoes pureed into the pot, along with some salt and pepper.

Simmer for 4-6 hours, adding small jalapenos til thick.
 

El Rod d'Irico

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Conchaga said:
Caribbean style sauces are called 'jerk' spices.
"Jerk" actually refers to a dry rub of allspice and peppers, and can include some other things. Caribbean style hot sauces use habanderos and usually include fruit like papaya or mango. They end up with a thicker consistency and a little sweetness, and are usually extremely hot.
 
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