one of the Antonio's is on jollyville. i've been going to the one at 183 and I-35. i've had the habanero enchiladas there 7 or 8 times now, and while they are quite tasty, they are not very spicy.
i'm still planning to try the 25-wing deal at pluckers so i can get my ugly mug on the wall. though i don't think i've eaten 25 wings total in my life.
eating raw habaneros is a challenge. drinking water or beer when you do it only makes it burn worse. capsaicin is like oil -- water doesn't wash it away, it only spreads it, so more of your mouth is on fire. the only way to wash it out of your mouth is to drink milk or half&half.
speaking of habaneros, i recommend the habaneros salsa at Habanero restaurant on Oltorf (only open for lunch). you have to request it or they'll give you the regular salsa. it has some nice bite.
and as i learned the hard way, when you're chopping up habaneros to make salsa, etc., make sure you wash your hands 4 or 5 times before you take a pee. i still have scars.
i'm still planning to try the 25-wing deal at pluckers so i can get my ugly mug on the wall. though i don't think i've eaten 25 wings total in my life.
eating raw habaneros is a challenge. drinking water or beer when you do it only makes it burn worse. capsaicin is like oil -- water doesn't wash it away, it only spreads it, so more of your mouth is on fire. the only way to wash it out of your mouth is to drink milk or half&half.
speaking of habaneros, i recommend the habaneros salsa at Habanero restaurant on Oltorf (only open for lunch). you have to request it or they'll give you the regular salsa. it has some nice bite.
and as i learned the hard way, when you're chopping up habaneros to make salsa, etc., make sure you wash your hands 4 or 5 times before you take a pee. i still have scars.
