Jalapeno Peppers

Jalapenos get their heat from chile oil known as capsaicin. Capsaicin oil can burn your skin. It is advisable to wear rubber gloves if you have to cut and handle fresh ones.

i shouldn't think so; they serve them on a lot of grub at Pizza Hut which is aimed at families. So long as they don't choke.

Subway only has the following types of bread:

Italian(White)

Wheat(Dark)

Italian Herbs and Cheese(made with "White" bread)

Honey Oat(made with "Dark" bread)

Garlic(made with "White" bread)

Flatbread(based on Pita bread, replaced wraps)

Source: I work at Subway.

Heck no my cat loves jalopeno beef jerky

No, a jalapeno will not hurt a dog if a dog ate a piece of it. The dog may get a very hot mouth and will need water.

it needs to be 1o inch wide and very talll ss

== I would give it a try. I would leave them under cooked and finish them when I got where I was going. Go for it it is a good experiment.

Try blanching them as well. This means slice up in pieces and boil for a full 2 minutes. This will break down the cell walls inside the pepper and it will freeze better. If you just want hot peppers for eating later, why not just pickle them. No freezing, frying or cooking is involved. Place raw sliced hot peppers in apple cider vinegar or the vinegar of your choice. There are so many pickling brines out there. Let the vinegar age the peppers for about 2 to 4 months and they are good for years in a sealed mason jar. This hot vinegar is what people in the southern united states call pepper sauce that goes well on turnip or collard greens. If you do decide to pickle, make sure you follow proper hygiene and sealing procedures or bacteria can contaminate your product. Good Luck!

"This question has not been answered yet." Yeah, but thanks for showing up in Google search anyway. Fkcu off.

It was nearly 2 1/2 feet long, and 11 inches wide. Wonder if it was spicy.

it depends on how big the cup is. But since a cup i usually 250 grams, you have to find out how many jalapenos make 250 gram. I hope this was useful. :) sorry if i couldnt help.

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If you have more jalapenos than you need straight away you can preserve them in a jar of extra virgin olive oil and use them as and when needed.

i'am an employee at taco bell and now we do serve jalepeno' peppers

put them in bottle of vinegar and cork it. Add some olive oil and a few select herbs if you are in an adventurous mood. Theres not much to it.

There are about 140 calories in 2 jalapeno poppers.

I'll let you know in 24 hours. If you don't hear from me, then you know the answer. All in the interest of science!

umm....this is a hard one! heres a few:

cappichino

tutino

cassino

nino

bambino

franchino

tuzzolino

victorino

you may say ''wth is this word??!!'' well, most of these words are spanish and mexican. so look em up, i guess. hahaha for you.

lolz jk XD

It makes the h sound.

The pepper that comes with the pizza is a Pepperoncini pepper. You can either squeeze the juice onto the pizza or just eat the pepper along with the pizza.

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im not sure what kind of pepper it is but its not a jalapeno because jalapenos are smooth but that is a common mistake but they put the pepper in there for people like me who like to squeze the juice out on the pizza

they actually in the shape of a tomatoe, there is a jalapeno hanging from the top

During the 15th century, metal pins were very expensive, and thus were usually stored in fine cases. During the Tudor Era, however, it became a common practice to use fancy cushions. Later, during the Victorian Era, parlor rooms were all the rage, and the goal of the typical housewife was to stuff it full of opulent clutter. Pincushions began to come in fancy shapes, such as fans, dolls, shoes, fruits, and vegetables. These cushions were displayed on tables and hung from walls. In the 1800's they began to be mass-produced, and the tomato proved to be the easiest to assemble because of its simple design. Apart from that, the different segments proved useful in separating and sorting pins of different lengths and thicknesses. Now the tomato is still in use because it has become iconic of the entire sewing community (and yes, there IS a sewing community).

The strawberry tassel, believe it or not, is actually filled with emory (fine grain sand) and serves as a needle/pin sharpener. Even most seamstresses seem to be unaware of that.

as big as your head!

No, they tend to come pre sliced out of a jar of pickled jalapenos, you tend to put them on the nachos prior to putting them in the oven.

naga jolokia is undoubtedly no.1 .far ahead of the league..followed by red savina and trailing behind is jalapeno

jalapeno is halal...