nadinbrzezinski
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Tue Aug-24-10 03:22 PM
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Aarti Party's Saturday Sloppy joes |
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just had the filling (on a bed of rice) for lunch.
What can I tell you people? It is damn tasty... damn good... just be careful of that sneaky capsein in the Serrano.... yes somehow I managed to get it on my face... still burning... but that too shall pass.
But the recipe, amazing. Why not Sloppy Joes? Gluten Allergy, so we went for a bed of saffron infused Basmati rice.
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Tue Aug-24-10 06:02 PM
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1. You'll want to get some cheap disposable gloves |
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until you get used enough to working with hot peppers that you never touch your face until you've done a 30 second scrub afterward.
Those look good to me, too, but I need to get some fake kibble vegetarian hamburger stuff to try them out.
I love the fact that she doesn't start out with two dozen spices roasted and ground, that she's got a light touch with Indian seasoning that makes it marry well with Western favorites.
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Tue Aug-24-10 07:54 PM
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2. I did, and I do work with peppers often |
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that is why I said somehow.
Now I took care of it in the mucosa... I think it happened when I washed it actually while deveining. ... that I think was the mistake. I actually used a little milk in the nose... with a q-tip... yes did the trick. Now the side of the nose... took a little while. But it is now gone.
Oh and I did not have one of the spices, could not find it... the masala, so I used cinnamon instead. No cumin seeds to be found, ground cumin... just go light on it.
But we are having that tomorrow with eggs.
And do NOT, I repeat this, DO NOT leave the half and half out.
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Tue Aug-24-10 09:33 PM
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4. I believe she said you could sub any old curry powder |
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for the masala, it's just a way to get the turmeric and other spices into the mix.
Curry needs the taming power of either dairy or nut milk, or even coconut milk, IMO.
I have a spice grinder, so the cumin is never a problem---or any other seed spice. It also minces large quantities of ginger and garlic, such a deal.
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Tue Aug-24-10 09:55 PM
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5. Did not hear that, and I did think |
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CURRY... but went cinnamon instead, nevertheless it was so damn tasty.
And found the problem with the pepper, Glove broke, and some of the capsein got under the nails.
It happens.
:-)
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Tue Aug-24-10 10:41 PM
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6. Nothing beats staggering home after that extra 12 hour night shift |
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and starting to brush your teeth with capsaicin arthritis cream.
Needless to say, it was a good thing I didn't have to go back that night because I didn't get to sleep for hours.
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Tue Aug-24-10 10:52 PM
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Actually knowing how to clean the crap (Decon procedures) helped today...
Sort off.
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Wed Aug-25-10 01:01 AM
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8. One time I was working as a dishwasher in a restuarant |
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and didn't have gloves. Was asked to dice up a whole bunch of jalapino peppers. It took me a long, long time and oh man, were my hands burning!
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