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4 days ago

Add This Creamy Element To Fire-Roasted Salsa To Balance The Smoky Heat - Tasting Table

A spoon of salsa can completely change a meal. From fiery tacos and cheesy enchiladas to burrito bowls and seared meats, a little goes a long way in terms of elevating flavor. This is especially true with fire-roasted salsa, which adds a distinct smokiness and new depth to dishes. However, a blend of peppers like serrano and jalapeños are often added to fire-roasted salsa that can increase its spice levels.
Everyday cooking
Cooking
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1 week ago

The Creamy Pantry Staple That Deliciously Tames Too Spicy Food - Tasting Table

Nut butters' fat content binds capsaicin, reducing spiciness while adding a creamy, earthy, dairy-free flavor to overly spicy dishes.
Food & drink
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks ago

Chillies are so hot right now - in every sense | Emma Beddington

Chilli consumption and enthusiasm are rising, driven largely by cultural trends, social signaling, and palate-seeking rather than purely physiological effects.
Agriculture
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3 weeks ago

How Peppers Keep Your Tomato Plants Pest-Free And Thriving - Tasting Table

Interplanting peppers with tomatoes uses capsaicin to repel pests by disrupting insect cell membranes and nervous systems and can be applied as a DIY spray.
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