Damn Korean-Style Buffalo Wings!!!

*Tetsu Deinonychus* · 09-10-2003, 01:03 PM

Guess what I just got done eating for lunch today.

I took some left over roasted chicken wings and covered them in korean red-chili paste. Then, I threw them on the grill (I also grilled some butternut squash and threw some tater-tots in the oven)

The result was Korean-Style Buffalo wings! They were delicious (I LOVE spicy food), but now it feels like my face is on fire!

Can I get any sympathy here?

*Mr. Snackpants* · 09-10-2003, 01:28 PM

Aw, poor testu

Speaking of spicy stuff........My mom and someone she works with go out to eat once and a while at a small family owned chinese restuarant and sometimes she takes me. Lady who owns the store really likes my mom and the lady she works with so she invited us to a party they were having for on of thier relatives who finally moved to America. Anyway what Im saying is we got to eat a real authentic chinese meal. Ive never seen any of it before. And they had a small bowl of spices taht kinda looked like ice cream sprinkles. I took a spoonful because I love spicy food. But that was spicy as hell and I love spicy things. I swear I drank like 6 glasses of water before my mouth felt ok again.

*Tetsu Deinonychus* · 09-10-2003, 02:05 PM

Sounds Great!

**HorseTechie** · 09-10-2003, 02:31 PM

ROTFL!

Symphany, my hoof! Here, have some ice cream (the milk fat helps nuetralize the spicy acid).

I still think Korean food can be the spiciest stuff around, but yet, I haven't eaten very much Thai food. But I have made some damn hot dishes for my hubby, that involve forementioned Korean chili pepper paste. The pork barbeque and the spicy fish soup are instant sinus openers, I'm telling yah.

*Tetsu Deinonychus* · 09-10-2003, 06:30 PM

Actually, I did run down to a convienience store and bought a pint of "Ben and Jerry's", and gobbled it down!

Yeah, I enjoy both Korean and Thai food. Both, are spicy!

In my household we buy chili-paste two HUGE jars at a time, because we put it on EVERYTHING! I mean EVERYTHING! I'm talking like pancakes, even!

~~Reznorite420~~ · 09-10-2003, 10:55 PM

Isn't there some Asian dish called "Man Doo" similar to what Tetsu had?

CookSux · 09-11-2003, 06:45 AM

I dunno, I don't find anything that's korean to be really spicy... I guess my tongue and stomach are conditioned to survive anything. The spiciest Thai food tho might make my face flinch for a while tho. I dunno, I guess if you're korean, your tolerance for spiciness is a lot higher?

*That Matt Guy* · 09-11-2003, 07:27 AM

Spicy stuff is great. I sometimes swig Tabasco sauce every once in awhile.

~~Reznorite420~~ · 09-11-2003, 08:07 AM

Do you put Tobasco on scrambled eggs? Yummy...

*Tetsu Deinonychus* · 09-11-2003, 10:34 AM

I rarely eat anything that isn't spicy!

**HorseTechie** · 09-12-2003, 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CookSux

I dunno, I don't find anything that's korean to be really spicy... I guess my tongue and stomach are conditioned to survive anything. The spiciest Thai food tho might make my face flinch for a while tho. I dunno, I guess if you're korean, your tolerance for spiciness is a lot higher?

I've so wondered that myself. Or that, if one grows up eating the fires of hell (which I haven't), then your mouth and stomach turn into iron by the time you're an adult.

But even though the heat is a bitch, I heard that eating lots of red chili procudts helps boost your immune system and burns the fat our of your blood by raising your metabolism (something like that).

~~Reznorite420~~ · 09-12-2003, 04:15 PM

Sounds like an urban legend to me, HT...

*calls Jan Harold Brunvand*

**Machias Banshee** · 09-12-2003, 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HorseTechie

Quote:

Originally Posted by CookSux

I dunno, I don't find anything that's korean to be really spicy... I guess my tongue and stomach are conditioned to survive anything. The spiciest Thai food tho might make my face flinch for a while tho. I dunno, I guess if you're korean, your tolerance for spiciness is a lot higher?

I've so wondered that myself. Or that, if one grows up eating the fires of hell (which I haven't), then your mouth and stomach turn into iron by the time you're an adult.

But even though the heat is a bitch, I heard that eating lots of red chili procudts helps boost your immune system and burns the fat our of your blood by raising your metabolism (something like that).

*spoke to EMT brother, and medical mom*

Thats right. Spicy foods pick up your pulse slighty (a bit more when youre jumping around screaming, " Ahh, my lips are burning off!!!"), and it does in fact help up your metabolism. I love spicy foods, and in terms have gained a "cast-iron stomach".

CookSux · 09-13-2003, 11:37 PM

No wonder my metabolism was on steroids for the past 20 years! But since this summer, I haven't really been eating much food at home, must explain why I'm getting chub.

*Dane E5R* · 09-14-2003, 12:27 AM

Heh.. Spicy = Hot. Hot = Burn. Burn = Pain. I don't like pain. And there will be no sympathy for you, since you voluntarily put yourself through it! That's like that girl that was tryin' to sue McDonald's for makin' her fat.

~~Reznorite420~~ · 09-14-2003, 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elite5Raph

Spicy = Hot

On the contrary...

Spice != Hot

Food can be "spicy", but not "hot". Take Greek food, for instance.

OK, my smart-aleck mode is "OFF".

*Tetsu Deinonychus* · 09-14-2003, 05:10 PM

Confession:
Actually, I found that spicy chicken quite tolerable as I eat spicy food all the time.
I was just fishing for sympathy.

*Dane E5R* · 09-14-2003, 05:43 PM

::busts Tetsu's sympathy pole over his knee::

Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha.

**HorseTechie** · 09-15-2003, 12:23 PM

*sneee* Know what my husband told me... I dunno if this was fact or not. But he said when the SARS epidemic was making way, China and Japan were noted to have more cases of people coming down with it than those in Korea. So it was speculated the kimchee and other foods with chili paste that the Korean's were eating were helping them fend off the bug.

I also heard eating garlic regularly helps boost the immune system too. Hrmm... Yes, my husband is a walking Korean food encyclopedia.

*Kid Icarus* · 09-15-2003, 02:56 PM

HorseTechie, do you know any good websites that have Korean recipies? Like really really hot ones... I have some revenge to enact on my sister and her kids

. That and I might like some of the food ^_^.

09-10-2003, 01:03 PM	#1
Tetsu Deinonychus The Iron Dinosaur Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Studio Snowlion HQ Posts: 3,021	Damn Korean-Style Buffalo Wings!!! Guess what I just got done eating for lunch today. I took some left over roasted chicken wings and covered them in korean red-chili paste. Then, I threw them on the grill (I also grilled some butternut squash and threw some tater-tots in the oven) The result was Korean-Style Buffalo wings! They were delicious (I LOVE spicy food), but now it feels like my face is on fire! Can I get any sympathy here? __________________ (Image hosting by Postimage.org) And here's a list of all my old wacky threads!

09-10-2003, 02:05 PM	#3
Tetsu Deinonychus The Iron Dinosaur Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Studio Snowlion HQ Posts: 3,021	Sounds Great! __________________ (Image hosting by Postimage.org) And here's a list of all my old wacky threads!

09-10-2003, 06:30 PM	#5
Tetsu Deinonychus The Iron Dinosaur Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Studio Snowlion HQ Posts: 3,021	Actually, I did run down to a convienience store and bought a pint of "Ben and Jerry's", and gobbled it down! Yeah, I enjoy both Korean and Thai food. Both, are spicy! In my household we buy chili-paste two HUGE jars at a time, because we put it on EVERYTHING! I mean EVERYTHING! I'm talking like pancakes, even! __________________ (Image hosting by Postimage.org) And here's a list of all my old wacky threads!

09-11-2003, 06:45 AM	#7
CookSux Stone Warrior Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Sparta Posts: 928	I dunno, I don't find anything that's korean to be really spicy... I guess my tongue and stomach are conditioned to survive anything. The spiciest Thai food tho might make my face flinch for a while tho. I dunno, I guess if you're korean, your tolerance for spiciness is a lot higher? __________________ http://http://cooksux.deviantart.com/ http://www.xanga.com/cooksux http://www.myspace.com/cooksux

09-11-2003, 10:34 AM	#10
Tetsu Deinonychus The Iron Dinosaur Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Studio Snowlion HQ Posts: 3,021	I rarely eat anything that isn't spicy! __________________ (Image hosting by Postimage.org) And here's a list of all my old wacky threads!

09-10-2003, 01:28 PM	#2
Mr. Snackpants Keep cool my babies! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Mount Pleasant Posts: 2,239	Aw, poor testu Speaking of spicy stuff........My mom and someone she works with go out to eat once and a while at a small family owned chinese restuarant and sometimes she takes me. Lady who owns the store really likes my mom and the lady she works with so she invited us to a party they were having for on of thier relatives who finally moved to America. Anyway what Im saying is we got to eat a real authentic chinese meal. Ive never seen any of it before. And they had a small bowl of spices taht kinda looked like ice cream sprinkles. I took a spoonful because I love spicy food. But that was spicy as hell and I love spicy things. I swear I drank like 6 glasses of water before my mouth felt ok again.

09-10-2003, 02:31 PM	#4
HorseTechie Inactive Moderator Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Midwest Posts: 5,677	ROTFL! Symphany, my hoof! Here, have some ice cream (the milk fat helps nuetralize the spicy acid). I still think Korean food can be the spiciest stuff around, but yet, I haven't eaten very much Thai food. But I have made some damn hot dishes for my hubby, that involve forementioned Korean chili pepper paste. The pork barbeque and the spicy fish soup are instant sinus openers, I'm telling yah.

09-10-2003, 10:55 PM	#6
~~Reznorite420~~ Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 3,851	Isn't there some Asian dish called "Man Doo" similar to what Tetsu had?

09-11-2003, 07:27 AM	#8
That Matt Guy Honey Bunches Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Lone Star State Posts: 5,840	Spicy stuff is great. I sometimes swig Tabasco sauce every once in awhile.

09-11-2003, 08:07 AM	#9
~~Reznorite420~~ Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 3,851	Do you put Tobasco on scrambled eggs? Yummy...

09-12-2003, 04:15 PM	#12
~~Reznorite420~~ Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 3,851	Sounds like an urban legend to me, HT... calls Jan Harold Brunvand

09-13-2003, 11:37 PM	#14
CookSux Stone Warrior Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Sparta Posts: 928	No wonder my metabolism was on steroids for the past 20 years! But since this summer, I haven't really been eating much food at home, must explain why I'm getting chub. __________________ http://http://cooksux.deviantart.com/ http://www.xanga.com/cooksux http://www.myspace.com/cooksux

09-14-2003, 12:27 AM	#15
Dane E5R Mad Scientist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Topeka, Kansas Posts: 1,602	Heh.. Spicy = Hot. Hot = Burn. Burn = Pain. I don't like pain. And there will be no sympathy for you, since you voluntarily put yourself through it! That's like that girl that was tryin' to sue McDonald's for makin' her fat. __________________ http://www.luckyusshow.com

09-14-2003, 05:10 PM	#17
Tetsu Deinonychus The Iron Dinosaur Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Studio Snowlion HQ Posts: 3,021	Confession to make Confession: Actually, I found that spicy chicken quite tolerable as I eat spicy food all the time. I was just fishing for sympathy. __________________ (Image hosting by Postimage.org) And here's a list of all my old wacky threads!

09-14-2003, 05:43 PM	#18
Dane E5R Mad Scientist Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Topeka, Kansas Posts: 1,602	::busts Tetsu's sympathy pole over his knee:: Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha. __________________ http://www.luckyusshow.com

09-15-2003, 12:23 PM	#19
HorseTechie Inactive Moderator Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Midwest Posts: 5,677	sneee Know what my husband told me... I dunno if this was fact or not. But he said when the SARS epidemic was making way, China and Japan were noted to have more cases of people coming down with it than those in Korea. So it was speculated the kimchee and other foods with chili paste that the Korean's were eating were helping them fend off the bug. I also heard eating garlic regularly helps boost the immune system too. Hrmm... Yes, my husband is a walking Korean food encyclopedia.

09-15-2003, 02:56 PM	#20
Kid Icarus Foot Elite Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Angel Land Posts: 4,150	HorseTechie, do you know any good websites that have Korean recipies? Like really really hot ones... I have some revenge to enact on my sister and her kids . That and I might like some of the food ^_^.