I made a batch of "That's not chili" for dinner tonight and into the future. The reason it's not, this batch, is peanut butter and Worcestershire sauce.
I bought some tahina recently at the SqHill Eagle, but on closer inspection I'm guessing that tahini is an ingredient in tahina. This is a dip (made with chick peas), not a sauce. I wonder where you can get tahini in Pittsburgh.
You used to be able to get tahini (i.e. squished sesame seeds specifically) at the Food Gallery on Centre, which is no more (geagle--). Maybe at a surviving Fooglery -- the one in Fox Chapel?
And this reminds me, I keep forgetting to look for it at the EEFCoop.
Chili is nice because it's hard to throw together a batch that can't be eaten. Though I did once have to resort to adding a little condensed milk after I went overboard with the habaneros. That came out a little funky. Okay, so it tasted like ass.
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Date: 2001-10-24 08:52 pm (UTC)And this reminds me, I keep forgetting to look for it at the EEFCoop.
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Date: 2001-10-23 03:59 pm (UTC)Chili is nice because it's hard to throw together a batch that can't be eaten. Though I did once have to resort to adding a little condensed milk after I went overboard with the habaneros. That came out a little funky. Okay, so it tasted like ass.