How to Take the Heat Out of Chilli Peppers

Wear kitchen gloves., Using the same knife, discard all the seeds and veins from the pod., Use the colourful chilli pod whole., Soak the chillies in salted water at least an hour before using them in any dish., For recipes that require boiling...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Wear kitchen gloves.

    Split the chilli pod lengthwise with a knife.
  2. Step 2: Using the same knife

    Remember to remove the part where the seed attaches to the pepper through a white thread like structure, as it is the hottest. , It can be added diced or in julienne pieces, as required for the recipe. , This takes the edge off the heat significantly. ,,, This method ensures that you get a hint of chilli flavour in your dish but not the heat of the actual chilli pods. ,,
  3. Step 3: discard all the seeds and veins from the pod.

  4. Step 4: Use the colourful chilli pod whole.

  5. Step 5: Soak the chillies in salted water at least an hour before using them in any dish.

  6. Step 6: For recipes that require boiling

  7. Step 7: tempering or stir frying

  8. Step 8: wash the chillies thoroughly with warm water.

  9. Step 9: Throw the washed chillies in whole in your dish.

  10. Step 10: Once the boiling

  11. Step 11: tempering or stir frying is completed

  12. Step 12: pick the chillies out of your dish with the help of a fork.

  13. Step 13: When you want mild to moderate pepper flavour in your dish

  14. Step 14: poke holes in the chilli pods using a toothpick and add them to a half cooked dish.

  15. Step 15: Remove the chillies from your dish with the help of a fork

  16. Step 16: once you finish cooking.

Detailed Guide

Split the chilli pod lengthwise with a knife.

Remember to remove the part where the seed attaches to the pepper through a white thread like structure, as it is the hottest. , It can be added diced or in julienne pieces, as required for the recipe. , This takes the edge off the heat significantly. ,,, This method ensures that you get a hint of chilli flavour in your dish but not the heat of the actual chilli pods. ,,

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