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chilli powder

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chilli powder
n
(Cookery) ground chilli blended with other spices
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AN ACCUSED in the murder case of TV journalist Soumya Viswanathan tried to escape from police custody on Monday by throwing chilli powder in the eyes of a policeman escorting him at a city hospital.
Soumya case accused throws chilli powder at cop by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
Spice-crunch chicken with guacamole salad and tortillas Crispy chicken with a spicy twist, that will bring Mexican feel to any evening SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS 4 skinless chicken breasts 200g bag tortilla chips 1 tsp mild chilli powder 1 egg, beaten 2 avocados 4 tomatoes 1/2 red onion Juice 1 lime METHOD 1.
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Indian soldiers will hurl hand grenades containing red chilli powder to dispel rioters instead of the potentially lethal explosives currently used, an official said Friday.
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