I have just made a chilli con carne from scratch and put in some chilli powder that I bought from a local Indian shop.
It's now far too hot and overpowering. It's going to be cooking for the next two hours, will it calm down or is there anything I can add to it to take away the heat?
No mayo....or lemoons...and I don't think Carnation milk will do it. Did you put the potatoes in? And yes...get the yogurt-or cream fraiche/sour cream. The point of it is to have cool and hot in your mouth at the same time.
Yo could put a bit of milk in it---I have a traditional Spaghetti Bolognese that ises milk....it just blends into the sauce when simmered for a while. That may also reduce the heat.
I've used all three of them tilly, pour some chilli con carne into two or three small cups and add one item per cup and taste and the one you're happier with you can then do the same to the larger pot without worrying you'll spoil it.
No mayo....or lemoons...and I don't think Carnation milk will do it. Did you put the potatoes in? And yes...get the yogurt-or cream fraiche/sour cream. The point of it is to have cool and hot in your mouth at the same time.
The potatoes and kidney beans should be enough. I have to admit-I've never heard of using mayo...it seems it might curdle-or just be greasy...
Another trick I'd forgotten is to add some sugar-that's said to work also. I've used very dark brown-not white sugar.
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