Jalapeno peppers....

Ush1

Is the stingy ring the next day worth it?:(

Mint Sauce

you eat them, you dont wear them on your fingers

RoadKillTs

Deffo OP. hhmmm

Herb Powell

Stingy ring? That doesn't happen at all. Man the **** up, they're so tasty:D

Ush1

Herb Powell wrote: »

Stingy ring? That doesn't happen at all. Man the **** up, they're so tasty:D

They are tasty little feckers but it really, really.......really does happen.

Handsome Bob

Jalapenos.....now there's peppers worth eating, not like "normal" peppers. WTF is the point of red and yellow peppers on a pizza!?

Sykk

Every time I get a roll or a sandwich in the deli I always get those.. Mmm

prinz

Yes. Nyom nyom nyom.

sbsquarepants

I don't see what the fuss is about, they aren't that hot at all!
Wuss:mad:

squeakyduck

Jalapenos NOM NOM NOM....now I want something spicy for breakfast! :mad:

Irish Halo

sbsquarepants wrote: »

I don't see what the fuss is about, they aren't that hot at all!
Wuss:mad:

Agreed, Jalapeños are the lovely sweet ones, they're brilliant, for a bit of heat use Scotch Bonnets or Birds Eyes

Gone West

2 smokes lets go, and get me some galapano chips.

5starpool

They are an aquired hot taste I guess. 10 years ago they would have been way too hot, but now they are fine, and just add a bit of a kick to things.

Beef chilli with jalapenos on chips.

mmmmmmm.

YFlyer

OP try the Dorset Naga.

Guill

Ush1 wrote: »

Is the stingy ring the next day worth it?:(

Your using them wrong, try eating them, i never get the ring sting after jalepeno's.

maximoose

Ush1 wrote: »

They are tasty little feckers but it really, really.......really does happen.

cant say this has ever happened to me, and I eat them a lot!

mmmmmmm scrambled eggs with jalapenos. I know, it sounds wrong but its so so right

BigDuffman

UCI coolock Nachos, Cheese, salsa on the side and mountain of Jalapenos.

Gone West

BigDuffman wrote: »

UCI coolock Nachos, Cheese, salsa on the side and mountain of Jalapenos.

Yeah cinemas are well known for selling the best high quality food. :roll:
Cardboard "nachos", "salsa" that comes from a tub, Jalapenos from a jar and cheese that was once in powder form in a sachet, sounds delicious!

AaronEnnis

Fuzzy wrote: »

2 smokes lets go, and get me some galapano chips.

'H-aaaaaal-apeeno, Ricky....like an H'

But yeah Jalapenos are well worth the sting. And the occasional pizza sweats

BigDuffman

Fuzzy wrote: »

Yeah cinemas are well known for selling the best high quality food. :roll:
Cardboard "nachos", "salsa" that comes from a tub, Jalapenos from a jar and cheese that was once in powder form in a sachet, sounds delicious!

Obviously from a man who has never sampled the culinary delights of UCI Nachos :rolleyes:

Splinter

Uci nachos are horrid, absolutely horrid.

jackiebaron

maximoose wrote: »

cant say this has ever happened to me, and I eat them a lot!

mmmmmmm scrambled eggs with jalapenos. I know, it sounds wrong but its so so right

Doesn't sound wrong at all mate. Ask for an omelette in Mexico and this is what you'll get. It's damn delicious. Also in Spain you can get a breakfast boccadillo which is basically a baguette with sliced chorizo sausage, fried eggs, cheese, salsa and rakes of jalapeno peppers on it. Wash that down with a jug of sangria on a late Saturday morning. The bleedin' BUSINESS!

I like habanero and chipotle peppers too.

jackiebaron

BigDuffman wrote: »

Obviously from a man who has never sampled the culinary delights of UCI Nachos :rolleyes:

What/where/who is UCI?

xzanti

Too haaaawwwt???? Too Spiiiiiiiiiceey??







HOT HOT!!! :pac:

AnonoBoy

Anybody ever tried that Jalapeno lube that Durex brought out a few years back?

It certainly spiced up my love life.

Procasinator

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Anybody ever tried that Jalapeno lube that Durex brought out a few years back?

It certainly spiced up my love life.

So you must have experienced the stingy ring the next day.

AnonoBoy

Procasinator wrote: »

So you must have experienced the stingy ring the next day.

I experienced it all through the night.

funkyjebus

they're not a suppository buddy.

thebullkf

Splinter wrote: »

Uci nachos are horrid, absolutely horrid.

really old boy? enough of this tomfoolery!














*in your best haughty english accent*

MickShamrock

I love Jalapeños. Would have them on everything if I could.

citizen_p

i think they are fecking delicious!!!

never had a "stingy ring" from any food ive eaten, and i eat alot of spicy food

BattlingCheese

Mmmm Jalapeno Poppers....

Elevator

hated them years ago but love them now, as for stingy ring I ate an Indian my girl picked up while at dinner with her parents the other night and her Da likes to order meals extra hot for the laugh, she tells me this as I'm starting to need a shower or at least wash my hair from the sweating!! then she said the waiter might have doubled the request due to one or 2 family members exphasising the need for the take away to be real hot!!

2nd dump in next day and I never experienced anything like the burning hole I had on me after it!!

now what I felt was an extreem case of over chilli'd but in moderation they're delicious.

I might add the Indian was so nice too!!

AnonoBoy

Elevator wrote: »

hated them years ago but love them now, as for stingy ring I ate an Indian my girl picked up while at dinner with her parents

When I read your post first I kinda skipped over the word 'my'. Gave it a totally different meaning.

Handsome Bob

I always get them on pizzas and luckily the staff at my local pizzeria know my order. So even when I can barely stand, slurring my words and I can barely utter a word, they always say to me: "9 inch with pepperoni and jalapenos?"

"Yeeeeeeeeeeeahhhhh, uh, thanks."

:pac:

CaSCaDe711

Where's the best place to buy these peppers..?

maximoose

CaSCaDe711 wrote: »

Where's the best place to buy these peppers..?

tesco or centra..can buy little ol del paso jars there quite cheap

sbsquarepants

Elevator wrote: »

as for stingy ring I ate an Indian girl the other night and her Da for the laugh! then one or 2 family members experienced the burning hole I had on me!!

now what I felt was an extreem case of delicious.

I might add the Indian was so nice too!!

Takes all sorts i suppose:eek:

Guill

If you really want a pepper that will give you the ring sting, try the Habanero, you can get them in the tescos finest section!

They carry a warnning to not touch without wearing gloves and Never stand in the fumes of your cooking!


:mad:

CaSCaDe711

Guill wrote: »

They carry a warnning to not touch without wearing gloves and Never stand in the fumes of your cooking! :mad:

Seriously..? :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

So hot they are cool

tman

Herb Powell wrote: »

Stingy ring? That doesn't happen at all. Man the **** up, they're so tasty:D

Never happened to me before either...
In fact I'm eating some right now - tuna, sweetcorn, mayo and chopped up jalapenos = sandwich filler heaven!

Terry

I hadn't had them in a while, but got some on a pizza the other night.
Maybe it's the really hot curries I've been making of late, but they weren't in the least bit hot.

They do taste great on a fajita too. Well, that's today's dinner dilemma sorted.

jackiebaron wrote: »

I like habanero and chipotle peppers too.

Do you use chipotle-away?

Guill

CaSCaDe711 wrote: »

Seriously..? :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

So hot they are cool

Check youtube, there vids of guys eatin them! ffs!

fontanalis

Jalapenos are for men who play jazz flute.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scoville_scale
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga_Jolokia_pepper

Guill

:cool:

fontanalis wrote: »

Jalapenos are for men who play jazz flute.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scoville_scale
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga_Jolokia_pepper

Do you know where to source these?

Also you can buy pure capsicum ectract, it's the oil from the chilli, it's just fire in a bottle.

vangoz

Guill wrote: »

If you really want a pepper that will give you the ring sting, try the Habanero, you can get them in the tescos finest section!

They carry a warnning to not touch without wearing gloves and Never stand in the fumes of your cooking!


:mad:

I use the orange ones in homemade curries. I made the mistake of rubbing my eye after cutting one up, even though I washed my hands afterwards. Stung like hell for a good hour.

fontanalis

Guill wrote: »

:cool:


Do you know where to source these?

Also you can buy pure capsicum ectract, it's the oil from the chilli, it's just fire in a bottle.

For the ghost pepper and birds eyes I'd try asian restaurants, there's a chance they may at least be able to tell you. The Habaneros are more used in Mexican cooking, I think.

maximoose

Ohhhh ive heard of the Hanaberos. My friend missed the warning on the bottle, proceeded to start chopping and cutting with bare hands then made the major mistake of scratching his arse. Hasnt shut up about the pain since.

Guill

http://www.cosmicchile.com/cgi-bin/cosmicchile/xdpy/ingredients/Capsicum%20Extract.html


Birds eye chillis in tescos are alrite.
Can get scotch bonnet in Lidl most days. They come in various packs, some have the scotch bonnet some dont.

I cut a few birds eyes and scotch bonnets with a garlic clove, put into a bottle of olive oil and leave in dark place for 3 weeks. Tis great schtuff to cook chickeb with! (culchie me)

Degag

The chili that fontnalis linked to is also known as the ghost chili and is the hottest in the world. This guy comes up against them a few times...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gsTxx2SuVk

Guill

maximoose wrote: »

Ohhhh ive heard of the Hanaberos. My friend missed the warning on the bottle, proceeded to start chopping and cutting with bare hands then made the major mistake of scratching his arse. Hasnt shut up about the pain since.

:eek:

I hope you dont let him cook for you!

:eek: