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I bought powdered cayenne pepper

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  1. What do I do with it?

  2. "Scopophobic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    What do I do with it?

    Mixed with water and a spritz of lime juice, it makes a refreshing eye wash.

    Jack Optic

  3. Scopophobic said:

    What do I do with it?

    A small pinch can be inhaled into the nose like snuff, to kill the viruses which cause colds and
    flu. Very good preventive medicine if you think you have been exposed. Hope this helps. :-)

  4. Scopophobic said:


    What do I do with it?

    What did you intend to do with it when you bought it?

    Use it in any recipe where you want heat: Chili, cheese spreads, spiced nuts, many Mexican dishes,
    soups stews, etc.

    gloria p

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    What do I do with it?

    Good with eggs, Mexican food...

    /Tommy P.

  6. "Scopophobic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    What do I do with it?

    4 parts cayenne to 1 part lemon juice makes a soothing plaster for any sort of open wound or cut...
    don't skimp.

    J.

  7. Jamie_Canuck said:


    "Scopophobic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20031220161039.19782.00000678@mb-
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    Quoted message said:

    What do I do with it?

    4 parts cayenne to 1 part lemon juice makes a soothing plaster for any sort of open wound or cut...
    don't skimp.

    J.


    NOTHING beats a cayenne and vinegar poultice for relieving the pain of inflamed haemorrhoids -
    massage in well.

  8. Quoted message said:

    From: Puester [email hidden]

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    What did you intend to do with it when you bought it?

    I think it fell into shopping cart and I didnt notice until I got home

    Quoted message said:


    Use it in any recipe where you want heat: Chili, cheese spreads, spiced nuts, many Mexican dishes,
    soups stews, etc.

    I LOVE hot peanuts but the ones from the store are never hot enough. When I get an oven I will try
    to make some.

  9. Quoted message said:

    From: Mark Thorson [email hidden]

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    A small pinch can be inhaled into the nose like snuff, to kill the viruses which cause colds and
    flu. Very good preventive medicine if you think you have been exposed. Hope this helps. :-)

    Hey smartass, you think you're funny but I used crushed red pepper to wean myself off nasal spray
    about 10 years ago.

  10. "Scopophobic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    What do I do with it?

    Mix it with a medium quality paint at the rate of about 4-5 oz per gallon, and you'll have a very
    effective bottom paint for your boat! Sea critters simply won't attach.

    JG

  11. Make spiced pecans.

    Spiced Pecans

    1/2 cup sugar 3 Tbsp water
    2/2 tsp. salt
    3/2 tsp. cayenne (I use a little more) 2 cups pecans

    Preheat oven to 350. Combine first 4 ingredients and stir until sugar dissolves. Boil 2 minutes and
    add pecans; stir until well coated. Using slotted spoon, put pecans on oiled baking sheet.

    Bake about 12 minutes and transfer to waxed paper - break apart when cooled.

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