> They do taste good, if just a bit too mild for most uses I can think of. I don't know this chile, but when faced with large chiles of good taste but no heat, use them as vegetable. First idea is: saute them with onions then eat. Also adding some Italian sausage is a good thing, if you want a meat-based dish. Or, add them to stews. E.g., this sort of pepper is really good in a Filipino stew called apritada, which is basically the same as New Mexican chile verde, excepting it isn't hot (well, I guess that's not _always_ true), includes fish sauce, and main ingredients are tomatoes and pork (chiles third). --- Brent