A co-worker of mine threw habaneros into jars of pickles in order to make hot pickles. I like those a great deal. I bought some from the grocery store, for a dollar fifty seven I can get about two fistfuls of them.
Before we start with anything, I want to note that after a few days, the part of the habanero near the stem starts to go black. Is that mold? I assume it's mold.
I've been adding them to some Mexican "base" I've been making - black beans, a little cheese, green chile sauce and turkey. The habaneros that are the cheap ones listed above give it a kick that I can handle. I maybe hiccup once. This is pleasing. It makes me feel truly alive.
Denizens, what is your TAKE on the friendly, available, inexpensive habanero?
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Re: The Habanero Thread
Depends on the food, sometimes it's totally necessary (tex-mex) and sometimes it's just a food crutch for bland or weak flavors. (Hockey nachos)