Mad Dog 357 Hot Sauce

[TonyHetherington]

Plotloss........did you ever make that chilli?

Gina and I bought some Dave's Insanity sauce a couple of weeks ago and are really enjoying it - you do have to be really careful with it though.

[Plotloss]

Not yet, looking like the weekend of Sep 4th.

Will start cooking it the day before.

[TonyHetherington]

I've got quite into my chillis this year, so do enjoy doing them. Normally only 1kg of mince, nothing quite so large as 4kg (mind you - not sure I'd have the cooking utensils!!)

[Plotloss]

I suspect we'll get through quite a lot on the weekend itself, then its freezer meals from there on out, always handy to have a chilli in, especially post pub.

Tip: Cheap enormous pans, look out for kitchenware suppliers in areas of high Indian population. I've got an urn sized pan with a lid and it was about a tenner as I remember.

[TonyHetherington]

Ah cool idea - thanks, will look out for it.

Be sure to post back what/when you've done it

[sleep envy]

[Plotloss]

Seen the prices of stainless steel buckets?

Way cheaper to buy disposable massive pans...

[sleep envy]

a galv bucket then

£4 from B&Q

[Tim74]

JonRB said:

Tim74 said:

very finely chopped

With normal caveats for not rubbing your eyes whilst doing so, or touching your g/f up until hands are thoroughly washed.

I make chilli products most days and STILL rub my eyes, nose, etc. and then have to endure the burn. A few days of working with Nagas and the skin becomes infused. Gloves are just too restrictive, at least for prolonged use.

I won't go into too much detail, but it's possible to heat up your partners bits without using your chilli infused hands - all it takes is to go to the loo, chilli your own bits, and, well, use your imagination. I speak from experience, or rather my wife does...:-)

[PGM]

Felt guilty Monday night as my 9 year old son put my bottle of Dragon's Blood on the table for me and then touched his eyes a bit later. He was crying (screaming) for an hour after that I didn't really know what to do but soaked his eyes using a shot glass full of water and they got better after a couple of hours but were very bloodshot.

Learn't a lesson there as I thought it was funny at first but could have ended up in A&E or damaged them long term.

Edited to add, my wife grew chillis from scratch in the greenhouse which are just becoming ready, they are potent I can tell you!

Edited by PGM on Wednesday 25th August 16:18

[Space Invader]

PGM, similar story, at my wedding somebody brought me some Mad Dog and one of my page boys maanaged to get a bit in his eye, poor little bugger.

These Naga's are crippling my insides, giving me terrible acid burn in the intestines, but I can't stop chopping them up and putting them on anything that the wife makes.

Thanks for the tip, will freeze the leftovers.