Sentences with phrase «amount of cayenne»

As we want to give our users the best results as possible, we made sure to put a generous amount of cayenne pepper into every serving.

If you're sensitive to spicy food, don't add the full amount all at once, add a small amount of the cayenne, taste, and add more if you wish.

If you're a spice lover, go for the higher amount of cayenne.

However, he does warn to start with small amounts of cayenne if you are not used to chile peppers; 1/8 of a teaspoon is a good start.

Add taco seasoning, either from a store - bought packet or to taste using the ingredients above (they are listed in decreasing order of amounts, e.g. most amount of cumin, least amount of cayenne).

With a vast amount of Cayenne peppers, this sauce has a more than respectable heat level.

You can place very small amounts of cayenne pepper or lemon juice to the area where your dog is licking, and this will usually stop it.

I halved the amount of cayenne pepper (1 tsp instead of 2) and got the perfect heat for my taste.

Feel free to add more heat by increasing the amount of cayenne.

I toned down the heat in this recipe, but feel free to increase the amount of cayenne if you like your dal spicy.

Adjust the amount of cayenne pepper to suit your tastes.

Should more heat be desired simply use Chipotle chile instead of Ancho or kick up the amount of cayenne pepper.

This WOULD have been really yummy if it had half the amount of cayenne pepper!

Increase the amount of cayenne as your tolerance increases — use enough to feel the heat, but not be in pain.

For a spicier curry, double or triple the amount of cayenne powder.

If you want less spice, cut down on the amount of cayenne (or, if you like things blazing hot, add more).

* The amount of cayenne pepper you add can be adjusted depending on your preference of how spicy you want the sauce.

Altogether it was delicious and I would only increase the amount of cayenne next time, it was spicy before going into the oven then really mellowed out while baking.

1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper (if you don't like too much heat, try reducing the amount of cayenne pepper by half)

If you like your wing sauce super spicy, increase the amount of cayenne.

One of my favorite snacks is blending non-dairy, non-soy, plant - based or defatted beef chocolate protein powder with avocado, coconut milk, and a quarter - teaspoon cayenne pepper (you can always increase the amount of cayenne per your personal taste, but a little goes a long way).