Why didn't you say it was jerky? There's also a chili named for fresno, that I managed to grow. It's pretty much just a jalapeno but upside down. Too hot to make salsa for everyone, so I got it all to myself.
Yes yes! I learned to love chutney in SA. I had Mrs Balls Original Recipe, Jalape?o and Peach chutneys. I was surprised at how much I liked the fruit flavors.
All this food talk has me craving a million different things. I would love some Pho from this awesome little place in the University City section of Philly. That is one great thing about big cities....FOOOOOOD!!!
Vietnamese soup, the best thing out there. Rice noodles in clear broth, some fatty meat usually, random veg. But it's the broth what does it. Then again I add a half bottle of Tabasco.
Thai food wins for me, at least the Americanized version. Too embarrassed to order the padThai, but I'm getting better at making it.
I'm pretty sure mono- and polyunsaturated fats remain that way after heating, unless you burn them. A way to tell is by melting point. Saturated fats are solid at room temperature; the monounsaturated in olive oil will set in the fridge, and I don't know how low polyunsaturated fats can go.
But saturated fat isn't all that bad. And without it you couldn't have coconutmilk, and thus Thai food.
It's why food vendors like trans fats--it's refined to melt around mouth temperature.
It's fish that have weird fat--supposedly healthy and found nowhere else.