Tom, Any thoughts on an official "spice" card (plural of spouse) for those non CH-ers who love us and put up with our tastes(or lack of it, since its been burned away)? << Jim >> Assembly wrote: > > Hi there, > > Just noticed that many of you CH-ers have spouses (spice?) or other sig. > others who don't like chiles. Talk about marrying for love! My husband and > I only disagree on a couple of foodstuffs: I won't eat bell peppers > (disgusting stuff) and my husband won't eat organ meats and is allergic to > eggs. I do miss quiches and will eat a Scotch egg when he's not around, but > it's our love of the hot which keeps the spice in our lives. There's a > benefit as well. I always eat all the egg and liver dishes which show up on > the Indonesian riistafels we order whenever we're in Holland and they're > brill. The rest we share, like the good couple we are. > > Last night we sat around all warm and cosy, having eaten Khao Soi (curried > Thai noodles from the recipe in _South East Asian Food_, by Rosemary > Brissenden, using jalapeno chicken stock from last weekend's enchiladas to > thin the coconut milk) during a break in the tree trimming. Is it a problem > having a non-CH partner? Has anyone ever found it too big a hurdle to > domestic bliss? Do you have nights out with CH buddies or just get by with > condiments? > > Just curious. > > Cheers, > > Virginia