Can You Handle the Spiciest Recipes on Allrecipes?

Ghost Pepper Green Sauce

It's the ghost with the most...the most fiery heat, that is. "This is mouth burning, but addictive," says HOLLY9000. "It's great on Peruvian chicken, burritos, salads, or as a veggie dip. For a more tame sauce, omit the ghost peppers."

Phaal

"This is the world's hottest curry," says Jonathan. "It is atomically spicy! Because it contains the world's hottest chile, the Bhut Jolokia or 'Ghost Chile', which is three times hotter than a habanero. This pan-Asian dish is not for the faint of heart."

Sweet Heat: Mark I

"This sauce will surprise you with a sweet initial flavor followed by rising heat," says Brian Waltz. "It's excellent for grilled wings, as a dip, or as a marinade."

Blazing Wings

They blaze, they amaze! "Buffalo wings with an extreme kick," says Jason L. "This recipe can be made hotter if you can find ghost chillies or ghost chilli sauce in replacement of the habanero sauce."

Habanero Hellfire Chili

"This chili is amazing," raves CALTROCKSTAR. "I have won two chili cook-offs and given this recipes to numerous admirers! Never tasted a better chili in my life! Sometimes I cut the hot peppers slightly, but not much."

Grilled Salmon with Habanero-Lime Butter

Marinate the salmon in orange and lime juice with tequila and minced habanero peppers. Then serve it with a habanero pepper and lime zest butter. "Remove the seeds from the peppers to tame the heat," says Mike Smith, the recipe submitter. You can also substitute a less fiery pepper like jalapenos.

The Fires of Hades - Hellish Relish

Here it is, the hellish relish! "EXTREMELY MEGA HOT!" warns EL~LOCO~FOODS. "This relish is very sweet but extremely hot -- lip and mouth numbing HOT!"

One more reason why spice is nice: According to scientists, folks who eat spicy foods live longer than those who don't.

Easy Spicy Mexican-American Chicken

This blazing-hot baked chicken combines loads of cayenne pepper with Mexican-style hot sauce, sweetened with brown sugar. "It is very spicy and tangy," says Anna Rivera. "Chicken thighs are softer and juicier."

Jamaican Cabbage

This Jamaican-style cabbage recipe gets the point across with Scotch bonnet chile pepper. "Great with jerk chicken or pork," says NewBerry.

Pro Tip: When prepping your peppers, take El Loco's advice: "Make sure to use rubber gloves when handing and chopping the chili peppers."

Habanero Pepper Cream Pasta

Cream does its level best to temper the heat from habanero pepper. "This is a wonderfully spicy cream pasta with a hint of garlic and shallots," says STEFANIEMAGMAG. "You also can add sauteed chicken or shrimp. Very easy and quick sauce to make if you are looking for a spicy entree.

Hot Pepper Sauce - A Trinidadian Staple

Fiery hot habanero peppers -- count 'em, 15 of them! -- help this volcanic hot sauce blaze a fiery trail across your taste buds. Enjoy over meats, in sandwiches, and stews -- anything savory. "Trinidadians LOVE their 'peppa' sauce," says Trini. "And this one is full of flavor and heat! Sooooo easy to make -- no cooking, just your blender to create this taste of the islands. Try using different peppers to vary the flavor and heat."

Goan Pork Vindaloo

"The traditional Goan pork dish flavored with chilies, garlic and vinegar," says Alina. "It's spicy and tangy at the same time. Leaves your taste buds tingling for more. Serve with rice or crusty rolls."

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