Let's Talk BBQ
General => General Discussion & Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: ACW3 on March 18, 2013, 05:06:17 PM
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If you “need” to add some heat while making sausage, or jerky, or anything else your heart desires, here are some possibilities. I made a trip to the Savory Spices Shop in Huntersville, NC yesterday. Initially I was only going to buy some Cure #1 and some nutmeg. While perusing what else they had to offer I noticed the ground jalapeno powder, the ground habanera powder and the ground ghost pepper powder. Into my basket they went. Before I finished checking out, the clerk said I should take a look at the Ghost Pepper Salt. Apparently when they make this salt, they use some chocolate with the ghost pepper powder. I tasted the salt - 6 tiny little grains of salt. OMG!!! It was HOT, but most of the heat disappeared shortly, leaving the front of my tongue slightly blistered. I needed a big drink of water when I got back to my car. Used sparingly, this should satisfy even those who crave “heat”.
(http://i1034.photobucket.com/albums/a429/acwiesemann/002_zps0046e617.jpg)
Art
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Scary! ??? But a guy could probably make some good eats with those. Do they do mail order?
David
Just answered my own question - D http://www.savoryspiceshop.com/spices/chilbhutgr.html
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Ghost peppers in all forms should be illegal! ;)
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Here's a place for the whole dried version... http://www.thespicehouse.com/spices/ghost-chili-peppers#content
David
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OH man I want the "Ghost Pepper" ! Been looking around town for the plant but can't find one to grow :( so the jar would be my way to go.
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Check them out on the web. Look under Savory Spice Shops. They originally started in Denver and have been expanding quite a lot in recent years. I can usually finds the more "exotic" spices there. I also like Penzey's, but they don't always have what I want.
Art
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Tommy,
I'll try to remember to bring some with me to the Fall Gathering for you. A little goes a long way!
Art
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Check them out on the web. Look under Savory Spice Shops. They originally started in Denver and have been expanding quite a lot in recent years. I can usually finds the more "exotic" spices there. I also like Penzey's, but they don't always have what I want.
Art
I've always been a fan of the Spice House in Milwaukee - but, am checking these folks out.
Thanks!
David
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Tommy,
I'll try to remember to bring some with me to the Fall Gathering for you. A little goes a long way!
Art
Please do I'll trade ya' my rub for a tablespoon full!!! (that would go a long way) ;)
They say it hotter than h*ll so looking forward to it! ;)
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My son lives in Huntersville, I will have to check this place out on my next visit.
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Tommy..I get me stuff from My Spice Sage, here is a link tothe ghost chili powder..and shipping is always free.
http://www.myspicesage.com/bhut-jolokia-pepper-powder-worlds-hottest-chile-powder-p-488.html?cPath=1_11&zenid=bvvbuuspkob7snj13j7m9oe2e0
Pam .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.
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Lord help the mailman/UPS/Fedex guy that damages those boxes! ??? ???