At 05:21 PM 12/15/00 -0500, Morse, Dan wrote: >Dear Chile-Heads, > >My name is Dan Morse. I write for the Wall Street Journal, and I wrote a >story a while back about superhot hotsauce. During that research, I got on >this list to help better understand the head of chile-heads. So, thanks. I >am something of a Chile-Head myself, though at this point mostly an aspiring >one, and have a request: > >Anyone know a good recipe for a lime-chicken-cilantro-chili exploration. >Please note: I don't have access to hard-to-get ingredients. You live/work in the New York City area yet don't have access to hard-to get ingredients? > >And here's a tip: If you find yourself in Manhattan, and need some heat, >head to a place called McSorley's Old Ale House, 15 E 7th St. Order the >cracker/cheese/raw onion plate, and dab on the house mustard. It's got a >real nice, surprise kick to it. Best damn mustard I've ever had. > I can second this! Have been enjoying their ale and mustard since before there was a ladies room! Images of the Ale House and their cheese tray can be seen on my coverage of a trip to NYC at: http://www.exit109.com/~mstevens/nycfood/ =Mark "Runs With Scissors" Stevens @ http://www.exit109.com/~mstevens @ @ ICQ# 2059548 @ Life is a Cabernet!