Arrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!


Never ever try to cut this nasty piece of thing and remove the seeds inside with your hand. I don't even think i would have touched a couple of seeds yesterday while trying to make the "Mirchi ka Salan", but the damn thing burned my entire hand - the whole night!
Uff so much for trying new recipes ... !

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Gomathi Sarma said…
Ouch.. reading this - i first burst into laughter.. then was feeling sorry for ya.. hope u r feeling ok..
1:39 AM
Vidhya Rajesh said…
$$ Adi paavi :) .... yeah now when i think of it even i find it funny ... i am fine now .. a very spicy lesson i learnt!
10:55 AM
Anonymous said…
Vidhya,
It reminded me of the days when we volunteered to help amma with the "vadaam" - making. Thou' she would have been the one to have mixed the flour and green chilli paste and making it into balls, yet the occasional touch while squeezing the mixture and tasting the yummy one, would burn our hands so much. We would have our hands in the bowl of water for the rest of the afternoon!

I hope you are now feeling better.

Subha
1:00 PM
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