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PG, black pepper is unrelated. It's just a tongue irritant that some people find preferable to bland food.
Appreciating hot peppers (vegetables) allows you to ingest the fruit of the gods. It makes your tummy warm, clears sinuses, makes you feel alive. |
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I can't stand any sort of hot peppers. I actually don't even like pepper from the pepper mill, it burns my tongue.
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Poblanos are fat fuckers, and they have some heat.
There are these bloated jalapeno lookalikes that you could just eat like a carrot. I was never able to eat a jalapeno straight, until a few years ago. And now it's like Russian roulette, because you may get a hot one. Even from the same plant. |
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That all said....
The growing conditions of a hot pepper significantly influence its heat level. It used to be that jalapenos were grown exclusively in Mexico and Central America. Now some are grow in cooler and wetter climates, which reduces their heat. So if you're buying them from some organic farm collective in Washington state, they are not going to be anywhere near as awesome as ones grown in, say, Jalisco, Mexico. |
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I think what you're speaking of are poblanos. They look very similar but are larger and much milder.
Seriously... I think you're remembering a time when only a few cultivars were commercially sold.. now that more are out there, it's changed your reference points without you realizing it. |
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You develop a tolerance for that too.
I remember going to Chicago for a conference long ago with a Chinese guy. During our travels we stopped at a 7-11 (serious budget) and got late night hot dogs. He loaded his up with hot peppers, seemingly unaware of their "hot"ness..... About an hour later he was in agony, clutching his abdomen... I thought we were going to have to take him to a hospital. He has zero tolerance for this. |
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Grocery store peppers are usually pretty weak, even the ones with a "spicey" label. If you want mouth-scorching-set-your-ass-on-fire peppers, you need to go somewhere besides Food Lion. Where do you go? Couldn't tell ya since I don't live in your neighborhood. I do know that there was no shortage of hot peppers in SoCal though.
As for how to grow them hot, I couldn't tell you that either. I'm not big on any type of pepper in the 1st place and I'm especially not keen on making things grow besides my wang. T |
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Jalapenos? maybe some of you love jelapenos but is not health... And one more problem... Whe eat then start problem when use the toilet... Hot.....
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