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Fatalii Question
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Just used some in a BBQ rub....I love the smell (rather pungent and sweet) and heat from it is quite nice in moderation for most people....my dad doesnt like the taste or smell of the Devil's Tongue, Fatalii, or Trinidad Perfume
Go figure...
Go figure...
Citrusy with a little bit of fruity mixed in. Very recognizeable taste and it's my achilies heel when it comes to heat.
Yeah...when I was drying them the garage smelled fantastic...when I opened the vacuum sealed jars the other day it just took me back to August!...I dont know how to describe it...pungent, hot, and sweet?
You just know there was a bunch of little fireballs on the racks and it lasted that way for about 2 weeks!
You just know there was a bunch of little fireballs on the racks and it lasted that way for about 2 weeks!
TheJollyRancher said:
Dont think theres a better description than that,If you can get any Devils tongue seeds try that to very similar peppers just a slightly different taste,A friend grows devils,Fatalii and Datils together makes them into sauce and the most amazing powder with all three combined and off course either are great on there own
I have here some fatalii. lemme smell.
very citrusy. extremely fragrant. i can't compare it to much, because i know nothing that smells like one. the taste is very good and it's immediately hot. way hotter than a hab, but nowhere near as hot as a bhut jolokia. it mixes well with sweet fruits, but is equally good complementing savory foods. I love it in scrambled eggs or on a cheeseburger.
very citrusy. extremely fragrant. i can't compare it to much, because i know nothing that smells like one. the taste is very good and it's immediately hot. way hotter than a hab, but nowhere near as hot as a bhut jolokia. it mixes well with sweet fruits, but is equally good complementing savory foods. I love it in scrambled eggs or on a cheeseburger.
I love Fatalii's in sandwiches. I'd say it's a mixture of Trinidad Scorpions and Orange/lemon Habs, even that's not very accurate.
Stinky said:
Depending on the circumstances (temps, soaked or not, in soil or jiffys or rockwool or on a towel.....) it can take anything from a few days to some weeks. I'd say a week or two is a good estimate, but don't give up on them if they need longer. I've had seeds germinating after a month's time.
Fatalii are some of the most tasty of the really hot peppers. If you wanna try them before you get pods on your plants, I'd suggest trying CaJohn's Fatalii Puree. It's really good and you can use it on and for nearly anything, even as a sauce base.