I suggest trying the banana catsup... it's really good! And no, you didn't read wrong. I think I know that chile sauce which has liver in it. They put the pureed liver in more for consistency rather than flavor. Believe me, it isn't half as bad as it sounds. Gabe -----Original Message----- From: scott wood [SMTP:swood@mercury.bc.ca] Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 1998 1:51 AM To: chile-heads@globalgarden.com Subject: [CH] chile products A new little market just opened near me that has a bunch of stuff from mexico, phillipines, caribbean, etc. They've got all sorts of chile sauces and strange items I've never seen before. like banana catsup... or like the philipino chile sauce that listed "liver" as an ingredient.. (I hope I misread that one!) Anyways, I picked up a bottle of Warker Woods Jerk sauce, a tin of Chilpotles en Adobo, and a package of "Chile Guajillo", none of which I've ever had before. Should be fun figuring out what to do with these. At a local greenhouse I found some really nice robust looking little Habanero plants. So this year in containers I'll be growing 2 Habs, 2 Anaheims, 1 Serrano and 1 Hot Portugal. Is it my imagination, or are the Hab plants the ugliest looking pepper plants? All the other's that I've grown have been nice and symmetrical while the Hab has all sort of weird branches. Small price to pay for those peppers, though :-) scott --- Scott Wood mailto:swood@mercury.bc.ca Mercury Scheduling, Vancouver