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Chili Pepper
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Chili Pepper
(1) A condiment used in certain cuisines, in particular Mexican, that is particular high in capsaicin
(2) Cayenne, see there, Capsicum frutescens
The intensity of the ‘sting’ of hot chillis is measured in Scoville units


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THE Scoville Scale measures the hotness or piquancy of a chilli pepper as defined by the amount of capsaicin it contains.
The interesting thing about this programme is that villagers will kill two birds with one stone, as the chilli pepper will also provide a source of income for the communities as after harvest some of it will be sold in both the local and international market," Masunga said.
BEEF KEFTA KEBABS (Serves 6) 1kg lean minced beef 2 red onions, chopped 2 cloves garlic, chopped 1 standard pack fresh coriander 1 standard pack fresh flat-leaf parsley 1 small hot red chilli pepper 2tsp ras-el-hanout (Moroccan mixed spice, also called couscous spice) 2tsp ground cumin 6tbsp olive oil Salt and freshly ground black pepper 6 skewers Strip the leaves from the coriander and parsley and chop them finely.
 
 
 
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