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[BigStemz]

Im frien up some chicken anyone who wants some should send a self address envelope with 5$ inside. make it out to fried chicken is dabomb st philidelphia pa 18015. enjoy [IMG]http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:r7ISie_FdeMkHM:http://www.zenreich.com/ZenWeb/images/friedchicken10.jpg[/IMG]

[rocketman]

I learned a long time ago, never fry chicken nekkid.

[BigStemz]

aww snap, i better go put something on then. thanks friend!

[troutlips]

:lol:

[Hidra]

Im glad I got out of my chiken wings addiction.

[Cheshire_Kat]

mmmmm....chicken...:thumbup:

[BigStemz]

my next hooby is going to be growing hot peppers. that way i can make the best hot wings ever <DROOOOOOOOOOllllLLL>:eusa_danc

[Jetson]

I'm from Philly too

[rocketman]

Hit me up if you ever have questions on the hot peppers and thier growth. I have grown them in my gardens for years.

[BigStemz]

could you recommend an extremely hot pepper? and im not actually from philly i just live near there..:P

[rocketman]

the hottest pepper known to man is the red habenero. the regular orange habs are pretty much too hot to eat for most folks. if you use them in moderation they heat up dishes quite well.

[siam_jim]

no desrespect rocketman, i tried them peppers before tho they are quite hot but nothing compared to the ones here they called "rat shit peppers" the fruits grows straight upward and about the size of 1/2 inch q-tip, about the size of a rat turd but whoa! if ya want to try to grow them pm me i'll send ya some.

siam

[rocketman]

No problem Jim, I go by the Scoville scale that most chile heads use. I do not doubt there may be some hotter pepper out there, but check this out. http://homecooking.a...blhotchiles.htm

do you know the actual name of those peppers Jim? i love hot peppers and have eaten most of them, so any new ones are welcome.

[siam_jim]

looks like those can put a hole in the chili pot...lol


siam

[alterego158]

I know a laotian family who grows peppers that are definitley hotter than habaneros in my experience. They call them mao-pu, though I'm not sure what they're called in other languages/cultures.

[siam_jim]

i think thats the same one,,,i think its translated to drunken/intoxicated leaf...but yes i do agree their are many species that haven't been introducted to the market. the actually name i do not know of just by what the locals called them.

siam

[rocketman]

I have eaten habs, but never a red hab as they are fairly rare in the marketplace. The small thai peppers are hot for sure, but I know the phenotypes play a role in peppers like they do in mj or cactus. I have had jalepenos that didnt even burn and some that I couldnt finish because they were so hot. So, I honestly cant say the hottest pepper for sure is this or that, but its fun trying to find it huh?

[nihil_lihin]

though not the hottest,
i think the best bang w/ the best flavor
is the Datil Pepper.
I'm trying to germ some seeds now,
and grow them in a window sill,
we'll see...

-nihil