RE: [CH] Chiles in Africa

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	<snip>
	>The incentive to travel was probably the desire
	>not to feature as the main course at one of your 
	>neighbours feasts. Apparently human meat is
	>very sweet but there is no meal on earth that will
	>not benefit from the addition of a little heat.
	<snip>
	>Anyone got any good recipe featuring human meat?

	Well, a quick search came back with:

	http://home.earthlink.net/~radiopen/main.html

	This site documents one Albert Fish, a guy who
	was convicted/executed for murder/cannibalism in
	1936.  He made a stew of carrots, onions, flavorful
	bacon strips and a freshly butchered 12 year old
	girl.  According to Mr. Fish, the butt of a child is the
	sweetest part, made more so by paddling/spanking
	prior to butchering.  I would think apple-smoked hab
	powder would complement the hickory smoke flavor
	of the bacon quite nicely.  

	Scott... More than you wanted to know, huh?... KCK

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