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  1. joelwlcx

    Very courious realisation...

    What's your take on the Jal burn? I've heard from a few people that they too thnk it's way worse, even if not as "hot" as habs...
  2. joelwlcx

    Very courious realisation...

    I'm pretty sure that after pickling, the difference between whatever jalapeno strains wouldn't be noticeable... Whichever the case, if it's soaked in vinegar, you can rest assured it's not gonna be very hot, if at all. (unless it's something like a Red Savina/bhut/scorpion...) Now if they were...
  3. joelwlcx

    Very courious realisation...

    No, I doubt that. I'm sure it's 100% due to pickling. Either way, whatever. We're getting off topic.
  4. joelwlcx

    Very courious realisation...

    Those are pickled, I'm assuming. Pickled peppers are never anywhere nearly as hot as their non-pickled counterparts.
  5. joelwlcx

    Very courious realisation...

    Is it odd that I fear eating Jalapenos and Fresnos more than I do hotter ones like Habaneros? I guess the burn is not quite as "hot" as a hab, but more "pain"... like a thousand needles being stuck into my tongue. It's hard to explain, but for me, Jals are way worse than habs... What gives?
  6. joelwlcx

    food How do you like your chili?

    How do like my chili? I'll tell you... Cut up a steak into cubes about 1" in diameter. Chop up some 'maters and red peppers (fresnos, cayenne, red habs, whatever have you...), fresh garlic, and fresh onion. Throw it all into a pot and add a little water. simmer on low for a while until all the...
  7. joelwlcx

    Peppers in Cereal

    Plain old cereal like corn flakes, bran flakes, cheerios, something like that.
  8. joelwlcx

    Peppers in Cereal

    I was just eating a bowl of cereal with blueberries, and thought: "What if I put habs in this instead?" Anybody thought of this, or actually done it before?
  9. joelwlcx

    spirits vokda aging experiment

    I never heard of aged vodka... this could be the start of something interesting. Although, vodka is meant to have no impurities... and what you're doing is adding them.
  10. joelwlcx

    spirits The Whisky Thread

    Knob Creek straight bourbon. Aged 9 years, 100 proof. Sweet, but sharp. I can pick out a lot of the rye behind the corn. Very hot, as it's 50% abv.
  11. joelwlcx

    spirits The Whisky Thread

    Picked up a bottle of Glenfiddich 12 y/o single malt scotch. Soft, sweet, fruity. Hell, as I swish it around on my tongue, it's actually creamy... nice.
  12. joelwlcx

    spirits The Whisky Thread

    Picked up a bottle of Jack Daniel's Single Barrel last night. Very nice- smooth and sweet. 94 proof (47% abv).
  13. joelwlcx

    spirits The Whisky Thread

    Wild Turkey Rare Breed tonight! 108.2 proof (54.1% abv) straight Kentucky bourbon.
  14. joelwlcx

    BEER!

    ...AND STUFF!
  15. joelwlcx

    BEER!

    Lagunitas pilsner (Czech style) 5.3% abv Cooling in the fridge... I can't wait! I think I'll have some wheat bread and pepperjack cheese to go with it.
  16. joelwlcx

    spirits The Whisky Thread

    Yesterday, I picked up a 75cl. bottle of Wild Turkey straight rye. It wasn't the most high end whiskey ever, but still fantastic.
  17. joelwlcx

    food Adding ghost peppers

    Maybe two or three...
  18. joelwlcx

    food Adding ghost peppers

    One should be more than enough...
  19. joelwlcx

    Looking for a particular flavor...

    I like the Tabasco Habanero just on it's own. Frank's does have an extra hot RedHot, but still doesn't sound very piquant.
  20. joelwlcx

    Looking for a particular flavor...

    Does anybody know any hot sauces that taste just like Frank's RedHot that are actually hot?
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