I know what Tepin is,off course,but I asked a cousin of mine wich lives in the Hill-Country,north of San Antonio,Texas for some fresh Tepins that are growing next to his house. Now he asked me if I talk about Chile Petin??? What is the difference? I know the Chile Petin exist,because I have a mug of Chile Petin-Onionjelly here.
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I think you are getting that confused with piquin. clickie right here
No,I'll take a picture of this chilipetin-onion jam glas tomorrow.
http://http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/aransas/ChilePetin.htm
http://http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/aransas/ChilePetin.htm
Cross Country carries a pepper called Chili Petene, it's a pequin type.
http://www.chileplants.com/search.a...nID=&NewProduct=&Letter=&SearchButton=Pressed
The one you're talking about appears to be a naturalized pepper, though. Kewl.
Oh yeah, if you do get one, wanna share some seeds?
http://www.chileplants.com/search.a...nID=&NewProduct=&Letter=&SearchButton=Pressed
The one you're talking about appears to be a naturalized pepper, though. Kewl.
Oh yeah, if you do get one, wanna share some seeds?
The link you gave keeps giving me error messages.
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/aransas/ChilePetin.htm
See if that works.
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/aransas/ChilePetin.htm
See if that works.
We have sooo many Mesquite trees out here in LA.
BBQ-Phil said:And do you also have lots of mesquite seeds in your area?
Oddly enough, no.
I know, but I'll keep my eyes outBBQ-Phil said:
