I dont know why but this aji pineapple sounds better then my aji lemon.red cheiro
peach habanero
aji pineapple
aji teapot red or orange
I dont know why but this aji pineapple sounds better then my aji lemon.
And peach Habanero OMg drools.
No I haven't but im sure it would be really awesome ill have to grow this next year oh btw I used mesquite chips for my ham it was really good joe Sorry i didnt reply i was busy cooking.yes the pineapple is better have your ever eaten a peach hab, im friends with the guy who developed it
thanks your friend Joe
they are really good peppersNo I haven't but im sure it would be really awesome ill have to grow this next year oh btw I used mesquite chips for my ham it was really good joe Sorry i didnt reply i was busy cooking.
Omg you make my mouth water buckets lol great stuff buttjolokiaRed Fresno (Stuffed with cream cheese and eaten fresh, and stuffed with various spice, cheese, ground beef, and wrapped in foil and baked or grilled)
Classic Orange Habs (diced into any cheese dish, pan roasted with garlic and olive oil until brown, crisp, and almost crystalized)
Diced Thai or Cayenne for Fish Sauce (Three Crabs Fish Sauce, Water, Sugar, Lime Juice, Garlic, diced Thai Chili)
peach habanero
aji pineapple
aji teapot red or orange
I've got to try these sometime. They just SOUND like they taste delicious! I can even imagine meals already!
Im growing like 35 Supers, but for taste my favorite is a Jal. I think it is the most diverse pepper you can have. It can be used in so many different cuisines, and it is the pepper that both heat lovers and those who cant take the heat can handle. Smoke it for a nice chipotle, stuff it for poppers, pickle it for a slaw, or eat it raw for a great citrus heat. You can do the same with Habs, Fats, and Supers, but it takes a special breed to handle the heat that those put out.
Needless to say, I am growing 1 each of the supers and 5 Biker Billy Jals. I anticipate them getting plenty of use!
For some reason I prefer the flavor and even heat of the Thai Dragons. They have a unique flavor to them. I don't use them in everything but they find their way into quite a few dishes when they're available.
Ouchyes the Thai Dragon is very hot, but INDIAN PC-1 is about the hottest c. annum species i have come across yet
i just harvested a bunch off my Buddie's field last week and let me tell you there no joke!!
the Indian police used to use the extract from them for there teargas grenades until they started using the BHUT JOLOKIA
they found that the Bhut gave more extract and much more potently
thanks your friend Joe