Question for #cooking mavens in the Fediverse:
I like to make fajitas on the stove, and in this case, fajita means "lightly stir fried onions, bell peppers, steak, and (powdered) red pepper, garlic, and cumin." Followed by heating a tortilla up in the same pan after getting the filling stuff out.
Problem is... the red pepper causes my wife a bit of temporary respiratory problems, mainly coughing.
Is there a good way to use the red pepper without atomizing it? I also put hot sauce on the fajita after it's out and on my plate, but that's a very different flavor from the red pepper, and I kind of like both.
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@RenewedRebecca Mix it with a light neutral oil or use chili oil? You want it to stick to the food without changing its flavor. Hot sauce usually contains a lot of vinegar which is probably not what you want.
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