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I like spice but I don't like so much where all you can taste is spice.. :P

I don't like heat for the sake of it. Sometimes that is just covering up mediocre cooking. I just like the flavors and food that is cooked well, with many spices isn't always necessarily really hot.

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I like spice but I don't like so much where all you can taste is spice.. :P

I don't like heat for the sake of it. Sometimes that is just covering up mediocre cooking. I just like the flavors and food that is cooked well, with many spices isn't always necessarily really hot.

Which is better than the mediocre food lol.

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I don't like heat for the sake of it. Sometimes that is just covering up mediocre cooking.

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hehe... pour some chili powder on some burnt chicken in your day then Trollie?

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I don't like heat for the sake of it. Sometimes that is just covering up mediocre cooking.

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hehe... pour some chili powder on some burnt chicken in your day then Trollie?

I do it all the time to the point where it's my trademark style. Not enough salt, too much everything else.

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I like spice but I don't like so much where all you can taste is spice.. :P

I don't like heat for the sake of it. Sometimes that is just covering up mediocre cooking. I just like the flavors and food that is cooked well, with many spices isn't always necessarily really hot.

yeah, my brother-in-law likes to eat the spiciest and hottest things possible... then his face goes all red and he starts choking but he continues to eat it :blink:

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