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Is that your own opinion?

 

John.

Actually no cocoa is a really popular addition to chilli. Mind I'm biased I grow my own chillies so use them quite a lot, infact it reminds me I must make some more chilli jam as I've run out.
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Depends on how much you are making I suppose. About 20g to half a kilo of beef, I usually do a big batch and freeze some.

 

My batches are a lot bigger than that (perhaps 1.5kg of beef and 2kg of beans) and they get half a teaspoon.

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Actually no cocoa is a really popular addition to chilli. Mind I'm biased I grow my own chillies so use them quite a lot, infact it reminds me I must make some more chilli jam as I've run out.

 

I'm down to my last jar too but fortunately Birmingham markets are very good and I will just go get the chilies, apples and lemons when I need a new batch.

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I'm down to my last jar too but fortunately Birmingham markets are very good and I will just go get the chilies, apples and lemons when I need a new batch.

I'm based just outside Birmingham so can use the markets but I prefer to grow my own chillies that way I can pick the varieties I want (I normally grow about 8 different varieties but have enough at the moment so am having a fallow year this year). Edited by snakey1
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My batches are a lot bigger than that (perhaps 1.5kg of beef and 2kg of beans) and they get half a teaspoon.

My batches are a lot bigger than that (perhaps 1.5kg of beef and 2kg of beans) and they get half a teaspoon.

Well maybe I just like cocoa more than you. I like green chilis dipped in dark chocolate.

 

I'm based just outside Birmingham so can use the markets but I prefer to grow my own chilies that way I can pick the varieties I want (I normally grow about 8 different varieties but have enough at the moment so am having a fallow year this year).

I used to grow my own but I don't have a garden these days.

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Well maybe I just like cocoa more than you. I like green chilis dipped in dark chocolate.

Certainly sounds like it.

Chilies dipped in chocolate just sounds weird but who am I to talk - a favourite snack in India is chili pakora. Whole cayenne chilies dipped in batter and deep fried.

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Phone, on 23 Mar 2019 - 14:35, said:

All,

 

Just for the record I'm nearly positive chocolate was invented in Belgium by Godiva.

 

Phone

Spain. You an guess where they stole it from.

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