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The Mayans used chili peppers as a staple ingredient in their cuisine, enhancing the flavor of various dishes. They also recognized their medicinal properties, utilizing peppers to treat ailments and promote health. Additionally, chili peppers played a role in rituals and religious practices, symbolizing vitality and fertility. Overall, they were integral to both the daily life and spiritual beliefs of the Mayan civilization.
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What was the mayans main crop?
maize, corn, beans, chilies, peppers, squashes, tomatoes, avocados, and pumpkin -Lawrence Salvador
Whyat do Mayans eat?
The Mayans' staple food crops were maize, beans, squash, and chili peppers. They also hunted some animals and, in coastal cities, they fished. They also ate fruits, such as tomatoes.
Some of the peppers that can be included in a chili recipe are what?
Some of the peppers that may be included in a chili recipe are chili, cayenne, and jalapeno peppers. Bell peppers are often pretty popular in chili recipes as well.
What are some dishes in which Red Hot Chili Peppers can be used?
One can use chili peppers in many recipes. One can also eat chili peppers without anything else and can use them to do the dishes, this is however not recommended because it's not the most effective way of doing the dishes.
Who is more popular red hot chili peppers or soundgarden?
Red Hot Chili Peppers
When was Red Hot Chili Peppers created?
Red Hot Chili Peppers was created in 1983.
When we use a lot of chili peppers for your plant will there be a chance that the pesticides go away?
No
Who is better the Red Hot Chili peppers or the Rolling Stones?
definitely RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS!!!!
Why do chili peppers burn?
Capsaicin is the chemical substance in chili peppers that makes them so spicy hot.
Where to Get them Red Hot Chili Peppers Autographs?
EVERYMEMORABILIA.COM, they have Red Hot Chili Peppers autographed memorabilia!
Who is more popular iron maiden or Red Hot Chili Peppers?
Red Hot Chili Peppers
What is capsaicin found in?
Seems to be just chili peppers - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capsaicin.
