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Spicy food to cool off summer

Published: August 15, 2007 8:28 AM
By Karen Tina Harrison  Special to amNewYork

Strange but true: hot food really does cool you off. How? Spices make you sweat, and your body temp dips. These are some of the most sizzling dishes on earth, cooked right here for chilling out a la NYC.

India: Purnima The Subcontinent's killer curry concoction, vindaloo, can make you weep. But Purnima chef Vikas Khanna uses gentler Portuguese piri-piri peppers that let you taste all the...