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i made some butter chicken from scratch and grabbed what i thought was
paprika ..... the recipe called for 3 tsps paprika and 1/2 tsp chilli
powder ...... well i made a mistake and ended up putting 3and 1/2 tsps
chilli powder in it ........ it was so hot i couldnt eat it , my man
and i tried everything we could think of to try and de heat it ....
added dried apples , sultanas, cream , yogurt,, tomato ketchup every
thing

it was absolutly horrid .... my darling was very brave and was able to
eat some me i couldnt cope with more than about 3 mouthfuls .....
does any body have any ideas what i can do if accidently do the same
thing ever ever again ......... it made me feel terrible i dont
normally have any kinds of problems in the kitchen and it was just a
lousy end to a lousy day


tessa

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> i made some butter chicken from scratch and grabbed what i thought was
> paprika ..... the recipe called for 3 tsps paprika and 1/2 tsp chilli
> powder ...... well i made a mistake and ended up putting 3and 1/2 tsps
> chilli powder in it ........ it was so hot i couldnt eat it , my man
> and i tried everything we could think of to try and de heat it ....
> added dried apples , sultanas, cream , yogurt,, tomato ketchup every
> thing
>
> it was absolutly horrid .... my darling was very brave and was able to
> eat some me i couldnt cope with more than about 3 mouthfuls .....
> does any body have any ideas what i can do if accidently do the same
> thing ever ever again ......... it made me feel terrible i dont
> normally have any kinds of problems in the kitchen and it was just a
> lousy end to a lousy day
>
>
> tessa



tessa,

Obviously you can't kill your "man" with chile powder. Perhaps it's the
extramarital affair you're having or pressure at the office that invades
your powers of concentration? Or, you need glasses.

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"butterflyangel" > wrote:

> i made some butter chicken from scratch and grabbed what i thought was
> paprika ..... the recipe called for 3 tsps paprika and 1/2 tsp chilli
> powder ...... well i made a mistake and ended up putting 3and 1/2 tsps
> chilli powder in it ........ it was so hot i couldnt eat it , my man
> and i tried everything we could think of to try and de heat it ....
> added dried apples , sultanas, cream , yogurt,, tomato ketchup every
> thing
>
> it was absolutly horrid .... my darling was very brave and was able to
> eat some me i couldnt cope with more than about 3 mouthfuls .....
> does any body have any ideas what i can do if accidently do the same
> thing ever ever again ......... it made me feel terrible i dont
> normally have any kinds of problems in the kitchen and it was just a
> lousy end to a lousy day
>
>
> tessa


Where was all that paprika? In a sauce? If so, maybe rinse the sauce
off the chicken? I'll BET, though, that you'll never again make the
same mistake with this recipe.
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>i made some butter chicken from scratch and grabbed what i thought was
> paprika ..... the recipe called for 3 tsps paprika and 1/2 tsp chilli
> powder ...... well i made a mistake and ended up putting 3and 1/2 tsps
> chilli powder in it ........ it was so hot i couldnt eat it , my man
> and i tried everything we could think of to try and de heat it ....
> added dried apples , sultanas, cream , yogurt,, tomato ketchup every
> thing
>
> it was absolutly horrid .... my darling was very brave and was able to
> eat some me i couldnt cope with more than about 3 mouthfuls .....
> does any body have any ideas what i can do if accidently do the same
> thing ever ever again ......... it made me feel terrible i dont
> normally have any kinds of problems in the kitchen and it was just a
> lousy end to a lousy day
>
>
> tessa
>


Throw away the chicken. And next time, mix the spices **BEFORE** you start
drinking.


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butterflyangel wrote:
> i made some butter chicken from scratch and grabbed what i thought was
> paprika ..... the recipe called for 3 tsps paprika and 1/2 tsp chilli
> powder ...... well i made a mistake and ended up putting 3and 1/2 tsps
> chilli powder in it ........ it was so hot i couldnt eat it , my man
> and i tried everything we could think of to try and de heat it ....
> added dried apples , sultanas, cream , yogurt,, tomato ketchup every
> thing
>
> it was absolutly horrid .... my darling was very brave and was able to
> eat some me i couldnt cope with more than about 3 mouthfuls .....
> does any body have any ideas what i can do if accidently do the same
> thing ever ever again ......... it made me feel terrible i dont
> normally have any kinds of problems in the kitchen and it was just a
> lousy end to a lousy day
>
>
> tessa
>


I am not familiar with "Butter chicken' but google turns up a lot or
Indian recipes that seem primarily to use the chilli powder in a
marination and then a sauce.

If this is the case with your dish you might consider rinsing off all
the chicken and then sitting it to simmer for 1/2 hour or so, preferably
in good stock but wine or plain water will suffice.

A low simmer so you don't over cook your chicken and yet hot enough and
long enough to dilute any remaining chilli powder that might have worked
its way into the chicken.

You could then use the chicken in some other way. A curried chicken
salad might be nice.


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>it was absolutly horrid .... my darling was very brave and was able to
>eat some me i couldnt cope with more than about 3 mouthfuls .....
>does any body have any ideas what i can do if accidently do the same
>thing ever ever again .........


Throw it out. Sorry, but life's too short to eat food that tastes
bad, or to spend hours trying to rescue a plate of chicken.

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) i wasnt trying to kill him ..... hes wonderful , and i dont need
the extra marital affair ...... dont have time or inclination for one
of thos lol he keeps me on my toes **grins** i have glasses and i had
them on at the time lol i was having a very blonde day yesterday ,
i didnt realise about the chilli untill we tasted it just before
serving i couldnt remember if i had put salt in the recipe. you
marinate the chicken in the the spices and yogurt then cook it in a hot
pan.
I seemed to have the midas touch in reverse yesterday everything i
touched turned to doggy doos (

tessa

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i think if i had been drinking .... dinner would have been easier to
eat LOL

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yeah i know , your so right, but i really wanted to make a nice dinner
and felt such a failure last night when this happend

tessa

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I think I might consider adding a couple of cans of beans + a few cans of
tomatoes, maybe some fried onions. Let the lot simmer for a while, serve
with rice and/or a salad. Chicken Chili




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> yeah i know , your so right, but i really wanted to make a nice dinner
> and felt such a failure last night when this happend
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> tessa
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Sometime, I'll tell you about a chicken casserole I made last winter. The
air in the kitchen had more taste than this dish.


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ohhh dear sounds intriguing

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You could throw it away or if you dont want to waste it you could have
you "man" eat it or you both eat it with a little bit of wine and bread
and the it is not as hot and belive me i know i have had experince with
hot things but next time try it watch what your doing

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You could throw it away or if you dont want to waste it you could have
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and the it is not as hot and belive me i know i have had experince with
hot things but next time try it watch what your doing

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You could throw it away or if you dont want to waste it you could have
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and the it is not as hot and belive me i know i have had experince with
hot things but next time try it watch what your doing



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You could throw it away or if you dont want to waste it you could have
you "man" eat it or you both eat it with a little bit of wine and bread
and the it is not as hot and belive me i know i have had experince with
hot things but next time try it watch what your doing

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You could throw it away or if you dont want to waste it you could have
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and the it is not as hot and belive me i know i have had experince with
hot things but next time try it watch what your doing

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He ate some of it , we had naan bread with it which wasnt good either,
it was just one of those days , i ended up tipping most of it in to the
rubbish bag, and my dinner that night ended up being bread and peanut
butter and cheese

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> He ate some of it , we had naan bread with it which wasnt good either,
> it was just one of those days , i ended up tipping most of it in to
> the rubbish bag, and my dinner that night ended up being bread and
> peanut butter and cheese


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sorry brian im still getting used to the way this list works bear with
me as i get it sorted

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