Re: [CH] Ice cream

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On Mon, 11 May 1998, Andrew Healy wrote:

> Pardon the enquiry, but, does anyone out there have a recipe for a tasty
> chile ice cream ?  Have a few drinking partners coming round and they have
> asked for a 'surprise' chile dish- they're a trifle unmoved by a fruity
> chile taco with their beer and I need a little ooomph !

Why not just make some of "The Bread" and serve sandwiches.  The surprise 
is that initially, "The Bread" doesn't seem hot, but after about 5-10 
seconds the heat starts to build, and build, ... and build.  :-)

The heat subsides in about 5-10 minutes after you stop eating it.

BTW, your friends will not be asking you to make something spicy again.


Chuck Demas
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