[CH] RE: Turkey for Chile-Heads

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>From: "Mary & Riley" <uGuys@ChileGarden.com>

>Just think the cayenne tends to "round out" the other flavors.
>
>And, again as HF sez, most non-CHs really like this stuff if used in
>moderation.

Well, I will only have more opportunities for experimenting in the future.  
You have a point about the cayenne, too; now I'm wondering what effect I can 
get with just a trace of it - sort of under the radar.  I've been working on 
recipes that take a while to taste hot, but this goes one step further; if I 
pull it off right, the kids will never really taste a burn, just a fullness 
of flavor.

- a (lowercase because I'm being sneaky)


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