>Pursuant to this topic, I must tell you all that either my heat tolerance is >much higher than I thought (and it is right up there, believe me), or Scotch >Bonnets are WAY overrated heatwise. I made a mango salsa last weekend to >use on some jerk pork, using two mangos and two SB's, which I would have >thought more than sufficient. While the salsa was reasonably tasty, one >could have fed it to a five-year-old, at least one of our persuasion, and I >didn't even remove the ribs from the SB's, either. Very disappointing. In >fact, the pork was WAY hotter than the salsa, no joke. I wouldn't expect 2 SB's would work well with 2 mangos. I've been known to substitue SB's for habaneros in my mango-habanero mustard. That has one mango (and some mustard, obviously, and other stuff...), and I'll typically use 5-8 SB's. I remove the stems, but leave seeds and ribs in (on a pepper that small, is it really worth removing the ribs for a non-CH type? I mean, jeeshe, there's no flesh left to give the appropriate flavor...) Chad Gard, CTS KB9WXQ INCHASE: http://www.inchase.org Co-founder SCOA: http://www.stormchasersofamerica.org Member #3 INSWA: http://www.insw.org Unit #21