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Jenny Vergara and Bonjwing Lee joined Steve Kraske on a recent episode of KCUR's Up To Date.Team Blake’s Guide to the Dog-Friendly Kansas City Food Scene El Volcan Mexican Grill & Cantina - #15 pork in green or red sauce.These are an excellent choice on a cold night. Seva Cuisine of India - squash curry, bullet nan.Gangnam - squid or pork belly bokkum, gochujang pork bulgogi.Swagat Fine Indian Cuisine - dal makhni.They’ll add a little extra warmth on request and it doesn’t overshadow the flavor. One of the things I love most about this Vietnamese noodle soup with meat broth is the sweet fragrance of star anise and the pile of fresh herbs involved like Thai basil and cilantro. In addition to Szechuan peppercorn, there's sweet and spicy yu xiang sauce made of sugar and chili and sha cha, a thick paste made of garlic, oil, chilis and dried seafood. The star of the show here are the three spicy sauces you can add to your stir fry. Bo Lings - build your own stir-fried dish.

FOODIE ADVENTURES IN KANSAS CITY CRACKED

The fantastic hot & sour soup here derives its spiciness from cracked black and white peppercorns. But sometimes, Szechuan dishes rely on the numbing mala flavor of Szechuan peppercorns. At Chinese restaurants like this, Szechuan dishes like mopo tofu tend to get their spice from chili peppers. In addition to great flavors, there's a wide range in spiciness. I love getting the tacos here in part because of the salsa.

Carniceria y Tortilleria San Antonio - tacos.

The Thai version also includes dried shrimp and peanuts, while the Lao version utilizes fermented crab paste to give it a deeper, funkier flavor. Both are great and feature tomatoes, lime juice, sugar, Thai bird eye chili and fish sauce. This green papaya salad comes in two different versions: Thai style and Lao style. The secret to its tongue numbing fire is Sichuan black peppercorns and chili bean paste. Featuring silky tofu, ground pork and chopped scallions for texture and flavor, this classic Chinese dish from the Sichuan province has hundreds of variations around the globe. The slight sweetness of the sauce paired with the punch of the chilies makes for a well balanced flavor. The small gnocchi-sized, soft yet chewy rice cakes are tossed with house-made Korean red chili pepper paste and grilled pork or squid. Here, Korean street food favorites mingle with popular dishes, but get the spicy BBQ + rice cakes for a true taste of Korean spice.

Kobi Q - spicy BBQ + rice cakes, bi bim bap, tonkatsu cutlet.

The key to this dish is the house Ethiopian spice made from chili peppers, coriander, garlic, ginger, basil and cumin. For a spicy Ethiopian dish, try the doro tibs featuring cubed chicken breast sautéed in a blend of house spices, onions, jalapenos, tomatoes and clarified herb butter. The heat really builds, courtesy of the jerk spice rub.

Louis spare ribs with jerk rum sauce, spiced cabbage slaw, and Parmesan steak fries. On the Caribbean menu here, I recommend the smoked St.

Mesob Restaurant & Rhum Bar - jerk ribs, doro tibs, rum.

No "choose your own adventure" heat scale here. But be warned: Liberda cooks it the way she would eat it and that means spicy. This traditional Northern Thai dish created by chef/owner Pam Liberda features ground pork and calamari sautéed with garlic, serrano peppers, bell peppers, dried Thai chili and Thai basil, served with jasmine rice. It's tossed in a spicy chili garlic sauce that is savory and not too hot.

This spicy Indian chicken is marinated in yogurt and spices, then fried, and this version in particular hurts so good. But for those that do, here are the restaurants and dishes our food critics highly recommend trying. Curries of South and Southeast Asia, for example, or Mexican moles," Lee says. "Spiciness also includes a rainbow of ingredients that add flavor, but doesn’t poke and pique your senses.