u/Different-Moose-7214

In case you hadn't realized they're out and about already: they're out and about. I haven't even been in any tall grass or anything in the last few days.

Hi, so I did search this site and all the recipes were old and the links I clicked on were broken. Is there a great biryani video you have seen and tried in the last year or so? I would like to do a project cook this weekend. Preferably chicken because my gf hates lamb (it sucks, I know).

Thanks!

Hi so last year I ordered some ghost and scorpion pepper seeds and started them indoors and they didn't really start producing until late in the season. I tried to overwinter some of them and am afraid that they are all dead and not just dormant. I should have started a new batch in like February but I didn't. Does anyone also enjoy growing these kinds of peppers and have seedlings they would be willing to sell me? I would be grateful. I've seen Carolina Reapers at Estabrook's but I'd like something more interesting and will probably end up with those if I can't do better.

Thanks!

What’s the best place in town to get bbq supplies? I want long metal skewers to make kebabs. Thanks!!!

Edit:shot this off too quickly without thinking. I know I can go to a big box store but if I wanted to spend money locally is there a good place?

Ok so I 100% promise you I am not trying to stir the pot. I am a second gen Indian immigrant who grew up in Nebraska and subsequently went to white dominated schools and worked in white dominated professions and have known very few black people and the ones I did know either grew up in very white areas or are children of immigrants from Africa. So I am aware of cultural stereotypes stated by black people about white people "they don't season their food, they don't handle spice" but, like, I grew up eating Indian food and it's way more seasoned and spicy than anything I can think of as being the cuisine of any "American" group of people (I put American in quotes because I was born here and am American and this isn't meant to be some political post.). So again, what are these heavily spiced and spicy foods that people refer to when they are talking about food black people eat? I'm genuinely curious.