Pikliz Perfected — West Indies

Hey, food enthusiasts! I'm always excited, about discovering interesting flavor combinations and recently I've been captivated by the idea of blending Asian culinary traditions. Just picture the potential! The fiery zest of the West Indies combined with the tastes of Asia? It's, like a match made in foodie paradise! Today I'd love to take you on a taste journey as we delve into the realm of Asian fusion cuisine. We'll explore how to mix the spices and vibrant ingredients of the West Indies with the flavors and unique cooking methods of Asia. Lets kick off this fusion adventure by getting...

  What Makes Food Spicy? If you enjoy spicy cuisine, you may have pondered what gives it its unique spiciness. This section will examine the chemistry of the spice as well as the various elements that give it its heat. The Science of Spice: Spicy food gets its heat from a chemical compound called capsaicin, which is found in chili peppers. Your body's natural response to pain is triggered when capsaicin attaches to pain receptors in your mouth, giving you a burning sensation. The Scoville scale is used to measure the heat of chili peppers and other spicy foods, with...