101 chilies to try before you die by Floyd, David, 1961- author, Bache, Pauline, editor instant download

101 chilies to try before you die by Floyd, David, 1961- author, Bache, Pauline, editor instant download

224 pages : 19 cm, 101 Chilies to Try Before You Die is an all-in-one guide to the fruit of the genus Capsicum, or chilies, which contain capsaicin, a natural chemical that causes effects ranging from a slight tingle on the tongue to stinging pain. It is that heat that makes chilies a dynamite recipe ingredient and a taste challenge. The author has selected a cross-section of 101 chilies from the five commonly cultivated chili species. The listings note their place on the Scoville scale (a measure of heat). Sidebars describe the species name, the appearance of the pod, how to grow the chili, seed suppliers, culinary usage, and alternative names. Text describes where the chili originated, its introduction to regional cuisines, the people who developed it, and more. There is information on varieties, how to dry or preserve the pods, and suggestions and recipes to create sauces, rubs, and spice mixes, \"Editor, Pauline Bache\"--Title page verso, Sweet & mild -- Warm -- Hot -- Very hot -- Superhot -- Seed & plug plant suppliers