(yer one L just for you, even though it’s made me twitch )
I'm surprised it would make you twitch since you spend so much time in Spain. I'm sure you know that "LL" is pronounced as "Y" in Spanish. Chilli would be pronounced chee-yee in Spanish.
CD
(yer one L just for you, even though it’s made me twitch )
Add some heat to that, and it's okay. I add powdered cayenne pepper to most store bought BBQ sauces, on the rare occasion that I use BBQ sauce.
CD
because it was too spicy
I can handle the pronunciation in Spain being different because they’re not speaking the English language, in which it is of course correctly spelt Chilli..I'm surprised it would make you twitch since you spend so much time in Spain. I'm sure you know that "LL" is pronounced as "Y" in Spanish. Chilli would be pronounced chee-yee in Spanish.
CD
I can handle the pronunciation in Spain being different because they’re not speaking the English language, in which it is of course correctly spelt Chilli..
running for cover….
It is "spelled" chili, or chile.
CD
I intend to slow cook them tomorrow in barbecue sauce with garlic, honey and Worcestershire sauce. Consequently my wife bought this today.
That’s one thing I wish I had regular access to…good garlic.My garlic order has just been delivered. This is 1kg of fresh, green garlic. The house now smells amazing!
The garlic farm is less than 30km away, so 20 miles. In Australia, that's local. She has just dropped them off in my postbox and let me know.
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(Apologies for the blue tint, I didn't notice it when I was editing the pictures.)
We'll get some more in February when the cured garlic becomes available.
That’s one thing I wish I had regular access to…good garlic.
It is "spelled" chili, or chile.
CD