That must be a beer snack?juanitos said:tortilla chips and grilled salsa(tomato,garlic,onion,cilantro, choc hab)
It's a wonder you don't weigh 400lbs! Now I'm guessing that these aforememtioned delicacies are paired with a tall, ice cold, can of the cheapest cerveza Texas has to offer. Am I close?texas blues said:Frito's in a bowl.
Drowned in Pace Hot Picante.
Stirred up and eaten with a spoon like cereal.
That's my #1.
My #2 is sardine's in olive oil or water, drained, and then topped off in the tin with cayenne pepper sauce.
Crystal works best for me.
Dig up them fishes and serve up on whole wheat Triskets.
Spoon hot sauce from the tin on as needed or spoon hot sauce from the tin direct to piehole as a chaser.
yeah i don't really do wine.Roguejim said:That must be a beer snack?
I have a choc hab growing, now I know how I can try it. Any difference in taste from an orange hab?
Very cool. I'm glad you mentioned the "grilled" part, again. I almost missed that.juanitos said:yeah i don't really do wine.
chocolate hab once it's been smoked / grilled is really good it reminds me of raisiny smell of chew. tastes different than other habs ive had.
And what are you pairing these with, hombre?JoynersHotPeppers said:I made a batch of super hot cucs that are hitting the spot currently...
AlcoholRoguejim said:And what are you pairing these with, hombre?
A man who doesn't discriminate! I like your style!JoynersHotPeppers said:Alcohol
I just made this after you posted the video. Winner! I used yellow Fatalii powder. It's like honey roasted peanuts, but better, with a sneaky heat. I'll never buy beer nuts again.Physics202 said:I'm looking forward to making these once I have some powder.
TNKS said:Anyone tried The Original Beer Pickles?
"The ones made in Texas"
They are woth hunting up a jar
Good flavor, good heat
texas blues said:
Ain't never heard of 'em.
Where'd you getem'?