Johnny English's Blazin' Hot Peppers Thread

[MBGreen]

I always order my wings dry with the sauce on the side. At some point later in the night I'm going to have to take my contact lenses out, and you only make that mistake once with hot sauces.

Ordering wings dry with sauce on the side is what the pros do. This is the way.

[reuben]

freak, now I want some spicy vindaloo.  Better than turning the thermostat up.

[MBGreen]

I've never tried vindaloo...is there chickpeas in it?

[CatoTheElder]

I've never tried vindaloo...is there chickpeas in it?

Goat>Lamb>Pork>Chicken

[reuben]

I always order my wings dry with the sauce on the side. At some point later in the night I'm going to have to take my contact lenses out, and you only make that mistake once with hot sauces.

Ordering wings dry with sauce on the side is what the pros do. This is the way.

I've never done this and honestly I never even considered that it was an option.  Next batch of wings I get I'll give it a go.

[Johnny English]

I've never tried vindaloo...is there chickpeas in it?

Not any vindaloo I've ever made or ordered. Usually has potatoes in.

[Badger]

Goat>Lamb>Pork>Chicken

Goat is good but it tends to have a lot of bones in it. So I usually opt for lamb.

[Johnny English]

Goat is good but it tends to have a lot of bones in it. So I usually opt for lamb.

I generally use goat in Caribbean food and lamb or chicken in Indian, not least because I cook a lot more Indian and goat is harder to get. I very rarely do beef and never pork, most of the dishes I cook are Bengali or Kashmiri in origin and they're Hindi and Muslim regions so beef and pork wouldn't really be very authentic. I don't know Goan or Gujarati cuisine so well which is where I think you'd find those meats more, although I'd like to learn more about Goan food as they do a lot of fish curries which is a thing I'd like to be able to cook.

[delavan]

I've never tried vindaloo...is there chickpeas in it?

  Vindaloo's chickpea-free and the furthest thing from Arby's (think: exotic cajun + 'heat').  It's heaven.   

[MBGreen]

Not any vindaloo I've ever made or ordered. Usually has potatoes in.

potatoes i can handle....i'm allergic to chickpeas

[Badger]

  Vindaloo's chickpea-free and the furthest thing from Arby's

"Indian food? Like from Indiana?"

[bojanglesman]

I don't know what vindaloo is but I'm in.

[MBGreen]

  Vindaloo's chickpea-free and the furthest thing from Arby's (think: exotic cajun + 'heat').  It's heaven.   

Arbys is sacred ground....tread carefully.

[Badger]

I don't know what vindaloo is but I'm in.

I owe you a lunch next time you're in the city.

[MBGreen]

I don't know what vindaloo is but I'm in.

if you're eating vindaloo, we're not sharing a hotel room. #nohomo