That's what I used to do before I discovered the quick heal adhesive bandages. They are less cumbersome than the finger cot and, I find that stuff really does seem to heal faster. The clerks at the pharmacy had no idea what a finger cot is. They would almost always have to get the pharmacist.
So, I'm being a big baby. I still had jalapenos to cut.It took about an hour for it to stop bleeding. I don't like cooking with regular bandaids on my hands. I want the really water proof "quick healing" kind and I don't think it's a good idea to put those on something that is still bleeding a lot. I was also getting hungry, so, waiting for it to stop bleeding before I could finish the prep work... Just didn't appeal.
The Indian food was really, good. We will definitely order from them again.
. I buy several jalapenos at a time, chop them up, and freeze them on a cookie sheet before putting them into a freezer safe container. They don't stick together that way and it's so handy to be able to scoop a spoonful or two out as you need them. Same thing for other peppers, and onions. But you probably already knew that.
Yup, knew that and I don't want chopped jalapenos for the ABTs. Those take most of an entire pepper or half a pepper.Ugh, those owies can hurt big time! Glad you enjoyed your new Indian restaurant.
Just a tip, for what it's worth...
So, you know how I describe them.
