Name: How to Tame Curry that is Too Spicy
Uploaded: 2007-08-22T04:05:00.000Z
Duration: 26 s
Channel: America's Test Kitchen
Description: You can tame the heat of chiles both before and after adding them to the curry. Be sure to remove the chile seeds before you cook, or add fat to the dish afterward.

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<p>You can tame the heat of chiles both before and after adding them to the curry. Be sure to remove the chile seeds before you cook, or add fat to the dish afterward.</p>

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