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Of adding chillies to a meal that you cannot enjoy because the roof of your mouth is clinging to your fork, your ears are ringing, eyes watering and there is a stream of fluid trailing from your nose?
I just bought a take out curry which fits the above description, the guy behind the counter told me it was not hot............. I am typing this through a flood of tears!! For those who like 'hot' food, tell me, do you actually enjoy this stuff? |
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I love hot food! Just keep some water nearby.
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tastebud sensitivities may be different. I suspect someone had a laugh with you, however. I bet he did, he would not be laughing when I visit his shop again!!! |
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I love hot food! Just keep some water nearby.
I've drank the fridge dry, my mouth still feels numb. 
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  There you go talking about cooking again. ;) *flirt*
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Of adding chillies to a meal that you cannot enjoy because the roof of your mouth is clinging to your fork, your ears are ringing, eyes watering and there is a stream of fluid trailing from your nose? I just bought a take out curry which fits the above description, the guy behind the counter told me it was not hot............. I am typing this through a flood of tears!! For those who like 'hot' food, tell me, do you actually enjoy this stuff? I agree with you totally. In the SW Mexican food is full of chilis, etc, same thing. I thought that here it was because it raised your body temp and you couldn't feel the heat, it's the only sane thing I can think of. I like taste in my food, not just spice, even curry. When cooking, thought the point was that all spices blended to make a unique new taste. Not SW food. |
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tastebud sensitivities may be different. I suspect someone had a laugh with you, however. on that note...its just like other cooking 'genre's' the heat. You have to consider how all the ingredients play with each other, and I enjoy many of the chili hot stuff. I would not put chilis on my pancakes, my ice cream, my tuna salad etc...just a personal combo choice is all. with chicken, cheese, celery, nuts (oo now im thinking kung pao), these could make for interesting combos for me. I love spicy food, but spicy should not be to the point where you cannot savour the combination of spices. That meal had too much, so much so that it tasted bitter, I had about four spoonsful and called it a day. |
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O!! the Mexies do that to the gringos down here all the time...Water doesnt help, try bread
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There you go talking about cooking again. ;) *flirt*
Now Beach, you know my culinary tastes - and skills 
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There you go talking about cooking again. ;) *flirt*
Now Beach, you know my culinary tastes - and skills
Oh please tell me that is a brilliant euphomism or bon apetit metaphor!
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Of adding chillies to a meal that you cannot enjoy because the roof of your mouth is clinging to your fork, your ears are ringing, eyes watering and there is a stream of fluid trailing from your nose? I just bought a take out curry which fits the above description, the guy behind the counter told me it was not hot............. I am typing this through a flood of tears!! For those who like 'hot' food, tell me, do you actually enjoy this stuff? I agree with you totally. In the SW Mexican food is full of chilis, etc, same thing. I thought that here it was because it raised your body temp and you couldn't feel the heat, it's the only sane thing I can think of. I like taste in my food, not just spice, even curry. When cooking, thought the point was that all spices blended to make a unique new taste. Not SW food. Chillies, in a hot country? Oh wow! I guess they eat with their clothing off and the air conditioner turned up to the maximum. |
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tastebud sensitivities may be different. I suspect someone had a laugh with you, however. I bet he did, he would not be laughing when I visit his shop again!!! heh, you should come in and say it was too bland last time. Heh, heh! I think if he makes it any hotter I will have to get the fire brigade in. |
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fact;
spicy foods are not tasted by taste buds. it's pain felt by your tongue. |
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O!! the Mexies do that to the gringos down here all the time...Water doesnt help, try bread
I'm now shovelling yougurt into my mouth. I could feel the corners of my mouth slowly blistering. Do I need to put anything on the bread? I mean, like a nice bit of gruyere?
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There you go talking about cooking again. ;) *flirt*
Now Beach, you know my culinary tastes - and skills
Oh please tell me that is a brilliant euphomism or bon apetit metaphor!
Up to you.
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fact; spicy foods are not tasted by taste buds. it's pain felt by your tongue. Tell me about the pain............... 
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There you go talking about cooking again. ;) *flirt*
Now Beach, you know my culinary tastes - and skills
Oh please tell me that is a brilliant euphomism or bon apetit metaphor!
Up to you.
Hahaha you Vixen........I'm well versed in both fantasy AND denial!!!
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I love hot food! Just keep some water nearby.
I've drank the fridge dry, my mouth still feels numb.
Water will only spread around your misery. Milk will neutralize. Thank you, thank you, thank you ever so much, this is beginning to feel somewhat better.
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Hahaha you Vixen........I'm well versed in both fantasy AND denial!!!
I know, why do you think I have been trying to 'coax' you out into the open?   
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Those aren't jalepenos in my pocket, I'm just happy to see you.
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