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I just finished eating a batch of chili I made last week. My critics were correct, no one would eat it. Too hot. I loved it and want more. I loved the heat but want more flavor from the peppers. 1 red ghost, 3 habaneros, and 1 jalapeño. About a 5 quart pot. Lots of fresh garlic and a quart and a half of tomatoes. 1 giant Vidalia. Beans and secret spices. 1.5 lbs of very lean burger and an 8 ounce ribeye cut up. How to get more flavor out of the peppers without losing that extreme heat?

I just finished eating a batch of chili I made last week. My critics were correct, no one would eat it. Too hot. I loved it and want more. I loved the heat but want more flavor from the peppers. 1 red ghost, 3 habaneros, and 1 jalapeño. About a 5 quart pot. Lots of fresh garlic and a quart and a half of tomatoes. 1 giant Vidalia. Beans and secret spices. 1.5 lbs of very lean burger and an 8 ounce ribeye cut up. How to get more flavor out of the peppers without losing that extreme heat?

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I'll try that, thanks. I've always just dropped the meat in and let it cook. Unfortunately I've always salted and seared first. Bad idea I think.