[CH] Chopping dried chiles.

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I have had great luck with the Cuisinart Mini-Prep Processor for grinding
dried chiles into powder.  It works great for small quantities of other
stuff like cilantro because it's easy to use, seals well, and clean-up is a
breeze.

The blade has a sharp side that grinds stuff into a fine powder.  It also
has a dull side for chopping nuts etc..  Be careful when turning that blade:
That sucker is sharp, and I cut my finger the first time I used it.

Here is a link if you want to know more.  I think I paid around $29 U.S. for
it.

http://www.cuisinart.com/product/dis_item.pl5?index=Food_Processors&detail=D
LC-1

Oh, this is an unpaid announement, as I do not work for Cuisinart, LOL.

Mark "Mad Dog"  Barringer
http://home.earthlink.net/~mdogdrum/index.html

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