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durrelllrobert
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My favorite is the 3rd from left on bottom shelf
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I can't resist the hot stuff....or a good laugh. Found this display at a stop near the world's tallest thermometer at that wide place on I-15 driving
towards Las Vegas from California. Baker or ?
Lots of wild hot sauces with funny labels. Can't vouch for how any tasted...just wanted the photo.
For a good quick appetizer or entre...I love marinated & grilled peppers.
Some of the sauces I've tried are a little too....mmm...HOT....like this one that's burning a hole in my stomach.
I can't see what you are pointing to on your tongue. But I see what that stuff did to your hair! Very scary!! |
Sofa King Stew Ped  Thanks Roger
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Bob Durrell
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Bob53
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I have a Trinidad Moruga Scorpion chile plant growing in my garden. Supposed to be the world's hottest chile. We'll see. I also have Chiltepins,
Habaneros, Haustecos, Bailey Pequins, Jaloros, Sandia Green chiles and Poblanos. Will be making more hot sauce this summer.
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blackwolfmt
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob53
I have a Trinidad Moruga Scorpion chile plant growing in my garden. Supposed to be the world's hottest chile. We'll see. I also have Chiltepins,
Habaneros, Haustecos, Bailey Pequins, Jaloros, Sandia Green chiles and Poblanos. Will be making more hot sauce this summer. |
hey Bob, The new king of the mountain ,,
Carolina Reaper
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Bob53
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| Quote: | Originally posted by blackwolfmt
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob53
I have a Trinidad Moruga Scorpion chile plant growing in my garden. Supposed to be the world's hottest chile. We'll see. I also have Chiltepins,
Habaneros, Haustecos, Bailey Pequins, Jaloros, Sandia Green chiles and Poblanos. Will be making more hot sauce this summer. |
hey Bob, The new king of the mountain ,,
Carolina Reaper |
You're correct. It appears the Trinidad is currently in second place. Honestly, habaneros are about as hot as I can take. But it's fun to mess around
with the extremely super hot variety.
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wessongroup
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Remember to wash your hands ... 
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Lindalou
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I love pepper jelly. The last one I bought was not quit hot enough.
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | Originally posted by wessongroup
Remember to wash your hands ... |
After I marinate the peppers in cheap tequila for 3 months I toss them out and gargle the tequila. NO MORE DIRTY MOUTH
Bob Durrell
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blackwolfmt
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You must be an immortal
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blackwolfmt
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| Quote: | Originally posted by CaboMagic
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an amiga nomad here has/had a chili mfg and internet store, i bought several of hers. Wish i could recall her handle. All were good.
That is BajaLuna :-)
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So what's the name of her biz ?? |
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CaboMagic
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My mistake .. it is not BajaLuna .. cant recall correct name nor biz name .. sorry about that.
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bajaguy
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BajaNuts
BajaNuts...........She was from eastern Washington State:
http://texascreekproducts.com/
| Quote: | Originally posted by CaboMagic
My mistake .. it is not BajaLuna .. cant recall correct name nor biz name .. sorry about that. |
[Edited on 5-12-2014 by bajaguy]
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blackwolfmt
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Thanks Bajaguy,
Now this looks HOT!!
Pure Evil 9.6mil Capsaicin Drops
9.6 million Scoville Heat Units!
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Bob53
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Snort it!
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rts551
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I grow Chile de Arbole from seeds I got in San Ignacio. While they are listed at 15-30,000 SHU's I think they are way hotter than the Habaneros
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weebray
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http://www.ecoseeds.com/Pepper.growing.tips.html
My friend has made a career out of peppers. Check out his website. More than you need to know about peppers. He even has developed his own
"hotness" scale.
Every beautiful beach in the world needs a few condo towers - NOT.
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CaboMagic
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thank you Bajaguy!!
at this point with many episodes of CRS I am grateful to you .. Baja-something didn't seem an appropriate response :-)
Baja Nuts is it indeed! had I kept reading the member list and not stopped at bajaLuna .. great opp to say gracias!
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
BajaNuts...........She was from eastern Washington State:
http://texascreekproducts.com/
| Quote: | Originally posted by CaboMagic
My mistake .. it is not BajaLuna .. cant recall correct name nor biz name .. sorry about that. |
[Edited on 5-12-2014 by bajaguy] |
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Lobsterman
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Update On Carolina Reapers
Out of 40 Carolina reaper seeds I planted in my garage only 12 made it to boyhood. Two are very healthy and already producing many flowers. The
runts of the litter are not far behind. We in San Diego are having a good weather year for pepper growth.
I harvested 32 Burning Bush Habs today and made a sweet-hot pear hot sauce I found online. I modified this recipe to more of my taste like by adding
a tbsp of sugar and only 20 peppers. The hot sauce first has a sweet pear flavor before the habanero kicks you on the way down.
Ingredients
• 10 – 40 Scotch Bonnets or Habaneros
• 2tsp Cracked Pepper
• 4-6 Large Sweet Pears
• 1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
• 2tbsp Lime Juice
• 8 Cloves Garlic
• 1tbsp Ginger
• 2tsp Fish Sauce (optional)
Cooking Directions
1. Remove the stems from the peppers, you can remove the seeds if you want a smoother consistency.
2. Add the pears, Vinegar, ginger and garlic into a food processor.
3. Liquefy the mixture and taste, if need be add more ingredients to taste. It needs to be strong tasting if you intend to add a lot of peppers.
4. Add the chilli peppers into the food processor with the other ingredients and blend thoroughly.
5. Add the blended mixture into a pot and slowly bring it to a rolling boil.
6. Add the last ingredients and adjust the amount of fish sauce, keep in mind as the hot sauce reduces the strength of the fish sauce will become more
prominent. Keep in mind the saltiness of the sauce will increase as the sauce reduces.
7. Keep the sauce at the boiling point for at least 15 minutes.
8. Reduce the heat and simmer the hot sauce until the consistency thickens.
[Edited on 7-20-2014 by Lobsterman]
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wessongroup
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Great thread and thanks for the pic's ... great grow and finished product
Keep a few going ... just for taste
Say, can one use it to clean their balls too ...
You do play golf .. right 
[Edited on 7-20-2014 by wessongroup]
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BajaLuna
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Lobsterman, your recipe sounds delicious! thanks! I have a lot of peppers almost ready in the greenhouse, but not ones as hot as the kind you use!
Yikes!
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Lobsterman
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Bajaluna,
Make sure you use ripe pears not the hard green ones you get in most supermarkets. You know the kind of pears that when you bite into them the juice
runs down your chin and you can not believe how delicious and thirst quenching they are. Good food is all about the starting material.
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