thepiggs 2 years, 8 months ago said: Gardens and Peppers Last year Hubby grew his own habaneros and lemon drop peppers and dried them. He uses them the way some would use regular pepper flakes. I found a Caribbean Red Habanero that is touted as being the hottest pepper. We shall see if that is true. For those who don't know, the lemon drop peppers are small, similar to a small chili pepper but is a very pale yellow and has a slight lemon flavor, hence the name. I don't think you can find them anywhere except for gardening. If I'm wrong, let us know, as I think there would be people who would enjoy them. If you don't grow them you will probably not be able to find the peppers anywhere.
geckofiend 1 year, 10 months ago said: RE: Gardens and Peppers Look around for Naga Jolokia peppers. They're far and away the reigning champs. The Red Savina Habanero is almost a sweet pepper in comparison.
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thepiggs 2 years, 8 months ago said:
Gardens and Peppers
Last year Hubby grew his own habaneros and lemon drop peppers and dried them.
He uses them the way some would use regular pepper flakes. I found a Caribbean Red Habanero that is touted as being the hottest pepper. We shall see if that is true.
For those who don't know, the lemon drop peppers are small, similar to a small chili pepper but is a very pale yellow and has a slight lemon flavor, hence the name.
I don't think you can find them anywhere except for gardening. If I'm wrong, let us know, as I think there would be people who would enjoy them. If you don't grow them you will probably not be able to find the peppers anywhere.
geckofiend 1 year, 10 months ago said:
RE: Gardens and Peppers
Look around for Naga Jolokia peppers. They're far and away the reigning champs. The Red Savina Habanero is almost a sweet pepper in comparison.