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Hello All! I just discovered this forum and I am so excited! I love hot peppers - more so growing them, I tend to be a wuss when I eat them. I do love the peppers that have heat (to a point) and flavor.

My favorite thing is to grow peppers that are not common here in the US. I especially love heirloom varieties as I believe it is very important for us to preserve these vegetables. I am on the hunt for Er Jing Tiao seeds so I can grow them myself, I will be happy to take any direction to reputable sellers (not ebay or similar).

If you would like any assistance and I can help, please let me know!

Thanks, Becky
 
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annuum Thread 'Er jing tiao'

My sister and I have been on a quest to perfect a Sichuan eggplant recipe. In this adventure, we managed to get out hands on a crucial ingredient, authentic Pixian Doubanjian or fermented broad bean paste. This stuff is made from broad beans, wheat four, salt and a specific kind of chilli called er jing tiao.
 
I'm wondering if any of you out there has encountered this chilli? It looks like a cayenne but apparently it dries very red. Anyone seen them fresh in the US or grown them?
 
This is the only pic I can find that shows how they look somewhat fresh but these are pickled...
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The Hot Pepper said:
Siv

annuum Thread 'Er jing tiao'

My sister and I have been on a quest to perfect a Sichuan eggplant recipe. In this adventure, we managed to get out hands on a crucial ingredient, authentic Pixian Doubanjian or fermented broad bean paste. This stuff is made from broad beans, wheat four, salt and a specific kind of chilli called er jing tiao.
 
I'm wondering if any of you out there has encountered this chilli? It looks like a cayenne but apparently it dries very red. Anyone seen them fresh in the US or grown them?
 
This is the only pic I can find that shows how they look somewhat fresh but these are pickled...
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Did you find the Broad Bean paste? If not, here is a link to one option: https://soeos.com/products/soeos-si...oybean-paste-1-lb-2-indivisual-packs-included
 
Doctor Scoville said:
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What's your favorite pink chili?
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These look good LOL.
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