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How
to deal with chili
What
to do if you have added too much chilli to your cooking.
If
you have over seasoned your dish with chillies during cooking
there are a few ways too reduce the heat. If the dish will
allow it, add some milk during the cooking, cook for about 10
mins and then drain, add more milk and repeat until the heat
is at an acceptable level, If you cannot add milk then add
water instead. Yoghourt can also be very effective and can be
served on the finished dish.
Another way is to add a carrot or tomatoes as this should
sweeten the dish. Coconut milk is another excellent way to
reduce the heat and sweeten the dish. Adding cheese to the
finished dish dilutes the burning sensation.
Serve with rice or pasta rather than potatoes and make sure
you have bread to hand. Rather than water serve with milk As a
desert choose ice cream or any milky pudding will help.
How
to deal with chillies.
The
"heat" of a chilli is in the seeds and around the
ribs that hold them. To reduce the heat remove both of these.
When handling chillies wear rubber gloves and wash your hands
afterwards. Do not rub your eyes after you have handled
chillies. If you do have chilli oil on you hands then you need
to remove it a good way to do this is to wash them in milk.
How
to stop the burning.
There
are many ways to reduce the effects of chillies, you should
drink milk and not water or beer. Eat cheese, bread or cold
pasta these trap the chilli oil and reduce the burning
effects.
The
morning after the night before!!!
It
may have been a good idea at the time to overdose on chillis
but the next morning you may suffer from chilliheads remorse
and your body may be doing it's best to get rid of chillies in
a most direct way. Reduce the pain by drinking milk and eating
cold pasta or rice. Keep a good selection of books and
magazines, hold a good stock of velvet soft tissue close a
hand and let nature take her course.
And
finally!
Although
the effects of chillies can be painful, even if you manage to
get some in your eyes, these effects are not in themselves
dangerous and you should not get too worried. In a short
period of time the pain will subside.
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