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spicy food - covering hot sauces and hot peppersAll about spicy food of all kinds - hot sauces, hot chile peppers, snacks, spicy dishes, hot wings, and more - and even bland food!


How To Build A Chile Mister

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on May 6, 2008 at 7:50 am
Instructables has a short piece on how to build a spice mister - which is basically a small spray pump bottle filled with hot sauce. Less potent than a typical pepper spray that you would use for self defense or crowd control, this ingenious little bottle is for quickly applying hot chile pepper sauce or even capsaicin extract to a large area when cooking or eating.
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Doctors Testing Hot Sauce to Help Knee Pain

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on April 19, 2008 at 8:32 am
Hot sauce spices up your food and now Capsaicin, the thing that gives chili peppers their punch, is knocking out knee pain.

At age 71, Ron Johnson said his knee is in better shape than it was in his fifties. "It was constant pain in both knees," he said.

The spicy new treatment is part of a study using an ultra purified form of Capsaicin...

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Recipe: Boneless Buffalo Wings

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on April 18, 2008 at 11:17 pm
When I wrote the Love Hot Wings and Buffalo Wings? Here Are 15 Different Recipes You've Gotta Try article a few months back, I didn't even realize at the time that I had left out a mention of boneless buffalo wings. Yikes! Since I'm a diehard devotee of Buffalo Wild Wings and the awesome boneless wings they serve, a recipe on how to make these tasty little guys is long overdue.

Why boneless? Everyone knows there's nothing like sucking the meat off a succulent, perfectly-cooked, bone-in chicken wing. Going boneless, though, has it's advantages. For one, you get considerably more meat per bite. Second, although they are smothered in sauce, there's no mess on your fingers as you eat these babies with a fork.

What makes boneless buffalo wings more than just glorified chicken breast nuggets is a good breading. Here's a recipe that will give you a zesty breading that, when combined with a spicy sauce, will give you a taste that is a cross between Buffalo Wild Wings and Chili's. (Read More)
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Recipe: Ott's Buffalo Bean Soup

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on April 9, 2008 at 12:40 pm
If you know me well then you know I ain't a soup fan. While I like chunky chilis, stews, and ham and beans, I believe typical, thin, brothy soups lack the adequate substance to be any part of a meal. Well, here's a recipe for a buffalo bean soup that's anything but run-of-the-mill and watery. Using Ott's Wing Sauce, this is a thick, hearty delight that would please the palette of both chileheads and soup lovers... (Read More)
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Blair’s Pure Death Hot Sauce Reviewed by Hot Sauce Blog

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on April 8, 2008 at 8:17 am
The new Pure Death Hot Sauce from Blair's has been reviewed by Hot Sauce Blog...

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The Best New Way to Make Eggs - The Ziploc Omelet

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on April 6, 2008 at 12:19 pm
Ziploc OmeletI've come across the coolest new method for cooking am omelet - place it in a Ziploc bag and boil it. The gist of it is, crack two eggs in a quart-size Ziploc bag (a sandwich bag would be too small, a gallon size too large), add ingredients such as cheese, peppers, onions, or ham, shake the bag up, seal it, and place it in boiling water for 13 minutes. What comes out is a steaming-hot, perfectly-cooked, rolled up omelet that you can top with hot sauce and extra cheese (if you prefer).

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Blair and Zakk WyldeTeam Up For "Berserker Brand" Hot Sauces

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 31, 2008 at 10:19 pm
Berserker Brand Label - Blair's and Zakk Wylde Join Forces For Berserker Brand Hot Sauces

Hot off the press from Blair Lazar:

"Dear ChiliPal,

So many things have been going on in Death Sauce Land over the last few months. So much in fact that I could not explain everything in just one e-Mail. Over the next couple of weeks I will be sending out several additional messages covering many exciting topics.

Today I want to announce that Blair's and Zakk Wylde have partnered in a unique line of "Berserker Brand" Hot Sauces...
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Review: Ott's Original Wing Sauce

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 27, 2008 at 10:00 pm
Ott's Wing Sauce in the pre-2008 bottleHow many hot sauces have you tried that have become an instant staple in your house, where you absolutely had to have a bottle on hand at all times and became as commonplace in your kitchen as ketchup and white bread? My "must-have" in the hot sauce world is Ott's Wing Sauce...

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Pictures of Actual Food Compared With Their Package Photos

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 26, 2008 at 6:30 am
Pictures of Actual Food Compared With Their Package Photos

German website Pundo3000.com has taken photos of one hundred different, locally store-bought, food products and compared them side-by-side with the doctored pictures that are on their packages.

Here's a German paraphrased translation of the web page, thanks to http://babelfish.altavista.com/:

"100 products were compared with their advertising photos. All products were bought, the packaging was photographed, the actual products were removed from their packaging and prepared and photographed, too. All the products were then eaten.

With this project it was not our intention to descredit any products or brands. Our only purpose was to critically evaluate the packaging advertising with the inside contents.

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Blair's New Pure Death Sauce

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 24, 2008 at 12:42 pm
A new sauce has just been made available on the Blair's Website: Pure Death. No, it's not one to top the 750,000 SHU threshold of Jersey Death. Blair promises this one to be around the same as level as After Death, which measures just shy of the 50,000 mark (still pretty darned hot). Unlike a lot of liquid super scorchers on the market, Pure Death contains no extract, and gets it's heat from the pods of bhut jolokia and orange habanero peppers... (Read More)
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Growing Bhut Jolokias - Step Two - Planting the Seeds

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 20, 2008 at 7:29 am
In my last article about growing bhut jolokia peppers, I briefly described the seeds and my experience eating a pepper flake. Now we get to the good part - planting the seeds! (Read More)
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Scotty's Gut-Pleasing Spicy BBQ Sauce

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 17, 2008 at 10:37 pm
Recipe time! If you're looking for a good, sweet, dark, and rich barbecue sauce to slather on your grilled steaks, chops, ribs, and chicken, give this one a try next weekend...

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How To Grow Bhut Jolokia Peppers

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 12, 2008 at 12:00 pm
How to Grow Bhut Jolokia PeppersThis is my first season growing bhut jolokia peppers both indoors and outdoors. Read along as I document my endeavour to plant and grow the hottest chile peppers in the world in this multi-part "how to" series series.

 • Growing Bhut Jolokias - Step Two - Planting the Seeds
 • Growing Bhut Jolokias - Step One - The Seeds


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Growing Bhut Jolokias - Step One - The Seeds

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 9, 2008 at 2:07 pm
Like many of you fellow chileheads, I'm a budding gardener and I attempt to grow my own peppers. My bhut jolokia seeds just arrived in the mail yesterday and I'm very anxious to get them planted in soil and germinating in hopes of producing fruit by the late summer...

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Wings So Hot, They Require A Waiver

Posted by: Scott Roberts   |   Category: food
Updated on March 8, 2008 at 9:26 pm
CBS Channel 2 in Chicago posted a video on their website today that featured Jake Melnick's Corner Tap, the Windy City establishment that claimed to have hottest wings in the world.

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