Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

It was delicious once I got over the shock.

nancy

On Apr 8, 3:26 pm, "Nancy Young" wrote:
Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

It was delicious once I got over the shock.

nancy

Best sinus cleaner is papaya salad with thai chiilies

Nancy Young wrote in message
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Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

I'll take your word for it!

My perfect sinus clearer is grating horseradish root. Last Easter
Vigile I cleared out the kitchen and had Spawn yelling, "What are
you tryin' t' do? Gas me outta the house?!"

It was delicious once I got over the shock.

Indeed...

The Ranger

"The Ranger" wrote

Nancy Young wrote

Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

I'll take your word for it!

My perfect sinus clearer is grating horseradish root. Last Easter Vigile I
cleared out the kitchen and had Spawn yelling, "What are you tryin' t' do?
Gas me outta the house?!"

Heh. What, were you wearing a gas mask? You got a
better faceful than she did.

nancy

"mm" wrote

On Apr 8, 3:26 pm, "Nancy Young" wrote:
Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

Best sinus cleaner is papaya salad with thai chiilies

(laugh) Do you have to eat it?

nancy

"Nancy Young" wrote in message
. ..
Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

It was delicious once I got over the shock.

nancy


Pickled peppers and hot sauces made here many times a year. It's good for
ya :-)

Nancy Young wrote in message
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"The Ranger" wrote
Nancy Young wrote

Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

I'll take your word for it!

My perfect sinus clearer is grating horseradish root. Last
Easter Vigile I cleared out the kitchen and had Spawn
yelling, "What are you tryin' t' do? Gas me outta the house?!"

Heh. What, were you wearing a gas mask? You got a
better faceful than she did.

Years of pre-exposure have assured me a high tolerance to it. At
one point, in my Wasted Yout', I thought to taste a freshly grated
root end. Liked t' have killt me. Only other time I writhed and
danced in such a way was my first taste of Everclear. The two have
very similar characteristics.

The Ranger

On Sun, 8 Apr 2007 16:06:14 -0700, "The Ranger"
wrote:

Nancy Young wrote in message
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Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

I'll take your word for it!

My perfect sinus clearer is grating horseradish root. Last Easter
Vigile I cleared out the kitchen and had Spawn yelling, "What are
you tryin' t' do? Gas me outta the house?!"

It was delicious once I got over the shock.

Once I was making chipotles en escabeche, which involved simmering the
chiles in cider vinegar, brown sugar and herbs. My daughter entered
the kitchen, winced, and staggered back: "What did you DO?" she
demanded.

It was delicious on grilled pork.
--

modom

http://www.koyote.com/users/modom/home.html

modom (palindrome guy) moc.etoyok@modom wrote in message
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[snip grating raw horseradish experience]
Once I was making chipotles en escabeche, which
involved simmering the chiles in cider vinegar, brown
sugar and herbs. My daughter entered the kitchen,
winced, and staggered back: "What did you DO?"
she demanded.

You DA MAN! That so appeals to my sense of humor.

The Ranger

"mm" wrote:

Best sinus cleaner is papaya salad with thai chiilies

Hot peppers really don't affect sinuses, they mostly just burn the
mouth.

Yoose want to clear sinuses try these, separately or together... also
lifts the scalp from the cranium.

Hot Chinese mustard.

Fresh prepared horseradish

Sheldon

Nancy Young wrote on 08 Apr 2007 in rec.food.cooking

Heh. What, were you wearing a gas mask? You got a
better faceful than she did.

nancy


Nancy!!! Your MOM raised you better than that!!! He can't help how his nose
looks!

"Mr Libido Incognito" wrote

Nancy Young wrote on 08 Apr 2007 in rec.food.cooking

Heh. What, were you wearing a gas mask? You got a
better faceful than she did.

Nancy!!! Your MOM raised you better than that!!! He can't help how his
nose
looks!

(laugh!!) Wooden eye, Wooden eye! Big nose, Big nose!

(that's a punch line to a joke I barely remember. doesn't stop me from
saying it)

nancy

In article ,
"Nancy Young" wrote:

Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

It was delicious once I got over the shock.

Hoo boy!

I was poking around a brand-new Asian supermarket near our place today.
They sell 14kg (30 pound, give or take) cans of hot pepper paste. Send
your sinuses to the next galaxy!

Miche (who now wants hot and sour soup, dammit)

--
In the monastery office --
Before enlightenment: fetch mail, shuffle paper
After enlightenment: fetch mail, shuffle paper

In article . com,
"Sheldon" wrote:

"mm" wrote:

Best sinus cleaner is papaya salad with thai chiilies

Hot peppers really don't affect sinuses, they mostly just burn the
mouth.

Yoose want to clear sinuses try these, separately or together... also
lifts the scalp from the cranium.

Hot Chinese mustard.

Fresh prepared horseradish

Sheldon

Hot and sour soup does it for me.
I love that stuff when I have a cold, or any other time...
--
Peace, Om

Remove _ to validate e-mails.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson

"The Ranger" wrote in message
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Nancy Young wrote in message
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"The Ranger" wrote
Nancy Young wrote

Whew. Ron decided to make a traditional Easter dinner,
some chicken/sausage/hot peppers dish in the latest
Cook's Illustrated. I was upstairs when all of a sudden a
burning/tearing sensation hit. Apparently seconds after the
hot cherry peppers hit the vinegar.

I'll take your word for it!

My perfect sinus clearer is grating horseradish root. Last
Easter Vigile I cleared out the kitchen and had Spawn
yelling, "What are you tryin' t' do? Gas me outta the house?!"

Heh. What, were you wearing a gas mask? You got a
better faceful than she did.

Years of pre-exposure have assured me a high tolerance to it. At one
point, in my Wasted Yout', I thought to taste a freshly grated root end.
Liked t' have killt me. Only other time I writhed and danced in such a way
was my first taste of Everclear. The two have very similar
characteristics.

The Ranger


Ah, Everclear. Make a few Purple Jesus'. A bottle of Everclear, a bottle
of grape juice and a mop bucket. Drink a few of those and you honestly see
a purple Jesus. Maybe a pinch of fresh grated root might bring on the 12
Apostles as well.
-ginny

(who has been relegated to the back deck when grinding horseradish)