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Watermelon just too... watery and insipid? Try squirting it with lots of lime juice and a generous sprinkle of powdered hot red pepper. DIY types might experiement with mixing cayenne with paprika until they hit the right proportions. Maybe a flavoring of powdered tamarind as well.
This is not at all unusual in Mexico, and the mixture may include salt but doesn't have to. It might be a little exotic in more northern climes. Good on about any sort of melon, really. |
I love watermelon, and have been known to eat way too much of it given half a chance. But the other day I had a "watermelon smoothie," was was nothing but de-seeded watermelon put straight into the blender with nothing else added. And it tasted horrible. I had some of the source watermelon later, and it was fine. There was just something about the change in texture that completely ruined it.
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This week I made quick pickled jalapenos. They are. fucking. awesome.
3 sliced jalapenos 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar 1/4 cup apple juice 1/4 cup honey 1/2 tsp salt Mix in a mason jar and let soak in the fridge for 1-5 days, shaking periodically. So far I have eaten them alone, wrapped in little pieces of prosciutto, and on a hot dog. Probably going to try them on a pizza sometime later this week. They will be a permanent resident of my refrigerator from now on. |
Are the jalapeņos seeded and veined?
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Nope, just sliced into little rings. You can kind of shake most of the seeds out that way, though. They're pretty damn hot on their own, but with a little something else in the same bite it takes the edge off nicely.
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I will have to make some,and keep them in my fridge also. Thanks Clodfobble.
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I'm not sure how unusual it is, but, I'm discovering the happiness that is strawberries in ginger ale.
About half the strawberries float. |
Strawberries in gin and tonic is pretty good, too!
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