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25-10-2003, 10:46 PM
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Chilli Tea
Came across this in an e-mail newsletter; of course strictly speaking it's
a tisane rather than a tea. He called it chilli tea (and he says this is a Commonwealth spelling of 'chile' something for which I cannot vouch). Take a couple of dried red chiles (variety not specified), infuse in boiling water (for an unspecified time), and there you have it. As both a long-time dedicated tea drinker and also what is known as a 'chilehead' this sound fascinating, and I will probably essay it this weekend. Wondering if anyone else has tried it? 
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