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I believe that the term is 'Infused' in which the longer something is marinating in whatever it is that is supposed to 'Flavor it' the more intense the flavor is.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
If it still has the same 'tameness' that you originally found, perhaps your just a little more 'heat tolerant' than the poor bastards that you had sample your hot honey. :shrug:
That's awesome news! Maybe it just needed some time or something? I have a buddy who makes Bread & Butter pickles and puts hot pepper like habaneros in there, but people he knows were asking for something hotter. I gave him some fresh 7-Pots and Caramel Bhuts to try. He lets the flavor develop for two weeks, turning the jar end over once a day to mix. So, about two weeks from now I'll let you guys know how that went.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
I think that I will have to consider more of my "heat tolerance" in future comments.....
To me, "heat tolerance" delineates a superbly developed palate. :D :D :D
While the video quality is crap take the time to watch this/it gets around to 'heat tolerance' at the end when he talks about eating Indian Food. :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by 32t
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUosUk6X9gE
Hmmmmm............Quote:
Originally Posted by xiaotuzi
Now I understand Indian music!:gaah:
I have that issue quite frequently. I've had some people get really angry when I recommend things to them and then they have to drink a gallon of milk. Now I give a warning to people prior to my recommendations, kinda like a warning sticker on a laser pointer or somesuch.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32t
My friend brought me some pickles and some pepper jelly he made with some of the super hots I gave him. For the pickles he put slits in the sides of an Infinity 7-Pot and buried it down in the middle of the jar. I'm supposed to wait a couple weeks for full flavor to develop before opening so maybe a nice snack for week two of NFL. The pepper jelly he made with Infinity 7-Pots and Caramel Bhuts. There are also shreds of carrots in there. He said it's just awesome on Ritz crackers with cream cheese. I'm going to give it a go later on!
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Update... the jelly was awesome! Spicy, sweet, super addictive. It really was amazing stuff!
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