I had a very small amount of salsa that I made last week with Bulgarian Carrot peppers and some heirloom tomatoes I grew. Not enough left to watch football with so I decided to add to it. My buddy's buddy grew some beautiful tomatillos which I got my hands on and my other buddy gave me two romas from his garden so I went with it. I also had a few fresh peppers still hanging in there in the fridge. Of course I added a little red onion, salt, pepper, cumin and blended a bit of it for consistency.
Only one pepper that I used was a new one for me. It's a gorgeous 7 pot Douglah x 7 pot SR provided by Vincent. So I tasted it to decide how much to use. Man this pepper was hot. Really smooth subdued flavor but hickuping hot. This is the first pepper I have eaten in a while that actually feels like it burned my tongue in the after math, like I drank my coffee too hot. The after taste was milky, creamy and smooth I loved it. So I decided to use it all, along with a jalabenero (vincent), Bulgarian Carrot, and a thai hybrid which I grew.
Overall Deliciously spicy Tomatillo Salsa. Not for everyone...
Only one pepper that I used was a new one for me. It's a gorgeous 7 pot Douglah x 7 pot SR provided by Vincent. So I tasted it to decide how much to use. Man this pepper was hot. Really smooth subdued flavor but hickuping hot. This is the first pepper I have eaten in a while that actually feels like it burned my tongue in the after math, like I drank my coffee too hot. The after taste was milky, creamy and smooth I loved it. So I decided to use it all, along with a jalabenero (vincent), Bulgarian Carrot, and a thai hybrid which I grew.
Overall Deliciously spicy Tomatillo Salsa. Not for everyone...