Edible to the wife?

[IdahoPepper]

I agree with the earlier post about Poblanos. They can actually build a decent heat and make are great grilled. I think it may help to know her tolerance as well though. Does she handle habaneros, or is she more on the level of jalapeño? The Cajun Belle is a tasty pepper with a little heat, and my wife really enjoyed them over the summer.

 

[AvidLiving]

I agree with the earlier post about Poblanos. They can actually build a decent heat and make are great grilled. I think it may help to know her tolerance as well though. Does she handle habaneros, or is she more on the level of jalapeño? The Cajun Belle is a tasty pepper with a little heat, and my wife really enjoyed them over the summer.

She doesn't even get buffalo seasoning due to heat... but is willing to try anything I throw at her.

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[The Hot Pepper]

Good thing about poblano is anything you cook up with bell peppers you can replace with poblano like fajitas, or even mirepoix/trinity for soup or stew, etc.

 

[CAPCOM]

Now,  hot peppers for you.
Judys brown moruga
Bhutlah DM
Chocolate primo
madd balls
7 pot burgundy
cumarie do para
scotch bonnet MOA red

 

[AvidLiving]

Now,  hot peppers for you.
Judys brown moruga
Bhutlah DM
Chocolate primo
madd balls
7 pot burgundy
cumarie do para
scotch bonnet MOA red

I have a brown moruga in rockwool waiting to sprout!

Thanks to twice the spice!

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[Guatemalan Insanity Pepper]

http://www.chileplants.com/search.aspx?HeatID=2&SizeID=&TypeID=&DeterminancyID=&Heirloom=&SpeciesCode=&LengthID=&WidthID=&HeightID=&OrientationID=&FoliageID=&FleshID=&UseID=&Color=&Location=&SeasonID=&Keyword=&SearchMode=simple&SearchButton=Go&ImageHeader=&CategoryID=1&StockStatusID=0&NewProduct=&Search=True&Page=1&Letter=&pagesize=20
 
 
 
here's 5 pages of 'Mild' peppers 
 
and there's sooo many more

 

[qandeel]

You guys are so scary to be asked for recommendations LOL

 

[Pr0digal_son]

You can't go wrong with anything from Peru. Family friendly and tremendous flavors. Also incredible plants if you are into the growing part of it. Rocotos and Aji Amarillo are a good place to start. Just give them a few more weeks of growing time.

 

[AvidLiving]

Grenada and jalapeno came in with a bonus of paprika? Either way... all three have four seeds soaking. Exciting!

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[Sinn]

Lots of great info in this post thank you everyone

 

[Sinn]

Managed to find seeds for most of the peppers mentioned here except the Bolsa de Dulce pepper anyone know a good place to order some?

 

[AvidLiving]

Managed to find seeds for most of the peppers mentioned here except the Bolsa de Dulce pepper anyone know a good place to order some?

Don't forget banana peppers. Love them.

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[Sinn]

Don't forget banana peppers. Love them.

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Yeah I like those get them on my subway sandwiches all the time [emoji51]


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[AvidLiving]

Yeah I like those get them on my subway sandwiches all the time [emoji51]


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Nothing better than getting it from your garden

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[Sinn]

Bump still looking for bolsa de dulce seeds seems to be hard to find anyone have a site I can order some from?


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