harvests just starting in the northeast.
Yes they are. They are going to be even tastier after being smoked with apple woood, dehydrated, and turned into chipotle powder&flakes!Harry_Dangler said:Those are some farmer's market jala beauties. Tasty morsels.
I have around 50 plants. The Jals get pickled or made into poppers. The green chiles get roasted and peeled and used in/on pretty much everything. Love a nice slab on a burger! The supers get powdered. Some I smoke first, some I don't...and some get made in to hot seasoning salt.Mitzi said:
Wonderful! How many plants do you have to get a crop like that? And what do you do with them all?
stc3248 said:The supers get powdered. Some I smoke first, some I don't...and some get made in to hot seasoning salt.
It's an old coffee grinder. The bowl comes off pretty easy and can be thrown in the dishwasher. Cheap by Mr Coffee.Spork said:
That looks great! What blender is that and is it easy to clean?
I use an old coffee grinder, but it has to be fully disassembled to clean properly, so I hate doing it.
stc3248 said:It's an old coffee grinder. The bowl comes off pretty easy and can be thrown in the dishwasher. Cheap by Mr Coffee.
Spork said:
Mine is also Mr Coffee and looks similar to this:
As you can see the base/blade portion is not removable, as it is built in. Such a pain to clean.
Doelman said:First wave of pods this year
Mitzi said:
What are the middle (peachy coloured) ones? Is it a Sugar Rush Peach variant?