I can't handle the seeded kind due to diverticu-whatsis.
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I realize I could probably find it online, but I'd like to see if any local stores carry it first.
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Foodie
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Foodie
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Robin Garr wrote:I was looking at my big jar of traditional Italian red peppers (with seeds) and notice there is a significant size variation between the flakes and the seeds. I wonder if you could shake them through a colander or strainer with holes of appropriate size and differentially sort them. Or am I just geeking out over here?
Foodie
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Foodie
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Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:57 am
Louisville, KY - Iroquois/Auburndale area
Ken B wrote:Go to Oriental Market and ask for Gochugaru. Most Korean flakes/powder are made without seeds. The heat level varies, and some can be quite mild, but even the hottest has a sweetness behind it that most of your run of the mill crushed red pepper flakes do not. Some brands come in different grades of heat. It's really uncommon to find any Korean flakes or powder with seeds, the kind I get from my mom never has it.
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