Well I guess it sort of like 'chili paste' a bit stronger than dutch chili but milder than piri piri.
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Well I guess it sort of like 'chili paste' a bit stronger than dutch chili but milder than piri piri.
Tirdun
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Mmmm, now I really am in the mood for curry.
I need to see if the family has gotten over that last batch so I can try again. It was a bit... spicy for their tastes. I enjoyed it, although the leftovers were near inedible after fermenting in the fridge. I'm not sure HOW it got hotter overnight, but darned if it wasn't.
I need to see if the family has gotten over that last batch so I can try again. It was a bit... spicy for their tastes. I enjoyed it, although the leftovers were near inedible after fermenting in the fridge. I'm not sure HOW it got hotter overnight, but darned if it wasn't.
Odin
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Did 1inChrist ever apply for the challenge?
ChristineR
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Well, just a guess here, but the chemical in chilis that makes them hot may have seeped out with time. Cooking breaks down the vegetable structure, eventually turning crisp veggies into mush. It may be that chili pepper mush is hotter than the equivalent fresh chili.
Hawk one
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Aww man, I missed the lying troll who claimed that his challenge was accepted when it's a matter of public record that it was rejected... Why am I always late to these parties?
Next time you'll make it...
Technically, for what we can observe from this
"Unless you are able to make a clear and unrefutable connection between ONE
biblical prophecy and ONE historical event that is clearly NOT subject to
interpretation, your claim will be rejected.
Yours,
M. KRAMER
JREF ONE MILLION DOLLAR PARANORMAL CHALLENGE DEPT.
[email protected]"
it seems he did not even apply.
Ririon
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This time, I suspect some flagwaving.
prewitt81
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the lying SHOUTING troll
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Next time you'll make it...
Technically, for what we can observe from this
"Unless you are able to make a clear and unrefutable connection between ONE
biblical prophecy and ONE historical event that is clearly NOT subject to
interpretation, your claim will be rejected.
Yours,
M. KRAMER
JREF ONE MILLION DOLLAR PARANORMAL CHALLENGE DEPT.
[email protected]"
it seems he did not even apply.
I am not convinced that the challenge thread linked to about the gentleman from Texas is, indeed, the same person as we are dealing with here. Definitely, the subject matter is the same. However, the reply from Kramer in the challenge thread was a definite no, and the e-mail this person has reproduced is not quite as emphatic.
alfaniner
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Personal rule: Any opening post with more than 20 paragraphs automatically gets skipped over. Twice as fast if there are colored fonts.
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Bets, if Elijah777 will return?
I once substituted creamer and Shead's Spread for milk and butter when making Mac & Cheese at my aunt's house. It worked in a pinch (I survived), but I wouldn't recommend it.
Petre, I am not familiar with this expression: "It worked in a pinch." Please explain it, if you find the time. I get the approximate meaning from the rest of the sentence.
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I think it would be more fun to bet on how many posts it takes he/she to get banned from the forum...
ETA: I'll start the over/under at 10 posts...
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This is your brain.... this is your brain on the bible....
aggle-rithm
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There was no such person as Daniel. The book of Daniel was a commentary on the occupation of the Holy Land by Greeks a few hundred years after Daniel supposedly lived. The events from that period are the origin of the tradition of Hannukkah.
It was intended to describe current events, not future events.
Revelation was a commentary on the persecution of Christians by the Romans. The famous "666", in Greek numerals, was a cryptogram for "Ceasar Nero".
It was intended to describe current events, not future events.
NEXT!
The word "pinch" there means "difficult situation". The situation being that I was watching their house, already had the macaroni cooked, and discovered there was no milk nor butter in the house
Incidentally, I found within a few minutes an Alan Ward who works in an animal clinic in Texas - as indicated in the Kramer application thread.
The content of the fax to Kramer was just waaay too far out there to have been from a professional. I wonder whether the name was assumed (maybe the claimant had a grudge over a pet's demise). Eitherway, his name and number are on the net. Perhaps the guy is being screwed by our "applicant". Anyone feel like asking him?
The content of the fax to Kramer was just waaay too far out there to have been from a professional. I wonder whether the name was assumed (maybe the claimant had a grudge over a pet's demise). Eitherway, his name and number are on the net. Perhaps the guy is being screwed by our "applicant". Anyone feel like asking him?
The word "pinch" there means "difficult situation". The situation being that I was watching their house, already had the macaroni cooked, and discovered there was no milk nor butter in the house
Thanks, mate.
I also had my share of kitchen experiments. As you probably agree with, not everything works.
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