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Mine are strung up and slow dried then stored in mason jars.
This year’s Italian Wax and Habanero stringers:
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hehee..
reminds me of when i was in Pakistan a few years ago, the local people use dried chilis and string them up and set fire to them to ward of evil spirits, i guess it goes back to when most people in india were Hindus, even now centuries later they still burn the chilis even though its forbidden in islam to do these practices....
reminds me of when i was in Pakistan a few years ago, the local people use dried chilis and string them up and set fire to them to ward of evil spirits, i guess it goes back to when most people in india were Hindus, even now centuries later they still burn the chilis even though its forbidden in islam to do these practices....
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Yeah considering summer vanished earlier then expected......The Scorpions are hot as Hell, almost Naga strength.dill786 wrote:wow.. amazing comrade
yeah the summer went way too quickly
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ya, i was wondering about preserves.
what about sause?
my standby favorites got two ingredients; vinegar and salt.
makes me think its makeable
what about sause?
my standby favorites got two ingredients; vinegar and salt.
makes me think its makeable
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heh
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I don't do chili peppers of any sort but I'm posting this for those that do have an affinity toward those nasty things
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They sound HOT!World's Hottest Chili Pepper Grown in Snow-Covered Greenhouse
December 03, 2010
The world's hottest chili was recognized Friday after it was grown in a snow-covered greenhouse in northwestern England, beating competition from Mexico and India.
Gerald Fowler, a full-time chili farmer based in Cark-in-Cartmel, Cumbria, crossed three of the hottest varieties to produce the fiercest pods ever known to man.
His Naga Viper rates an astonishing 1,359,000 on the Scoville scale, which measures heat by the presence of the chemical compound capsaicin. The most popular chili, jalapeno, measures just 2,500 to 5,000.
Experts at Warwick University tested the chili, and Guinness World Records approached Fowler to include it in its 2012 edition.
"When chilies are grown over here, I think they fight back against the harsh climate and produce even more heat," Fowler said. "It's painful to eat. It numbs your tongue, then burns all the way down. It can last an hour, and you just don't want to talk to anyone or do anything. But it makes you feel great."
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last night for dinner i cut a habanero into 4 slices
and baked them on top of a pair of VDK fish fillets,
then discarded the baked peppers as ghosts,
which added a nice bit of spice, but not too much
then popped those into a toasted croissant,
along with a few onion rings, some bacon,
mild banana-ring peppers, tartar sauce,
melted cheddar and pepper jack,
and rinsed it down with a well-chilled Sam Adams Oktoberfest beer...
i always like to transfer the beer from the frig to the freezer for about 20 mins.
it was perfect! fuck fast food!
and baked them on top of a pair of VDK fish fillets,
then discarded the baked peppers as ghosts,
which added a nice bit of spice, but not too much
then popped those into a toasted croissant,
along with a few onion rings, some bacon,
mild banana-ring peppers, tartar sauce,
melted cheddar and pepper jack,
and rinsed it down with a well-chilled Sam Adams Oktoberfest beer...
i always like to transfer the beer from the frig to the freezer for about 20 mins.
it was perfect! fuck fast food!
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Wow, those Naga Viper chili's are so hot they're going to weaponize them
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Here's one fellow's taste test...Neither Mexico Nor India: The World's Hottest Chilli Comes From A Tiny Greenhouse In Cumbria
By Jaya Narain
3rd December 2010
It is so hot weapons experts plan to use a couple in a spice bomb to incapacitate enemy soldiers on the battlefield.
But the world’s hottest chilli does not hail from India, Thailand or Mexico but from a small greenhouse in Cumbria.
It was created by crossing three of the hottest varieties of chilli pods known to man.
The result is a record breaking chilli that will make your eyes stream, throat burn, nose run and much, much worse.
The Naga Viper chilli packs an astonishing 1,359,000 on the Scoville scale, which measures heat by the presence of the chemical compound capsaicin.
Experts at Warwick University carried out tests on the chilli and officially declared it the hottest.
It beat competition from the ferocious Bhut Jolokia pod - the previous holder - to take the title of the world’s hottest chilli in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Creator, Gerald Fowler, a full-time chilli farmer for five years, said: ‘When they grow chilli in India or the Caribbean they’re used to the heat and the drought. When they’re grown over here I think they fight back against the harsher climate and produce even more heat.’
Dozens of customers at Mr Fowler’s village pub, the Engine Inn, signed a disclaimer stating they are of sound body and mind before sampling a curry cooked with Naga Viper. Only two managed to finish the whole dish.
He sells the chilli as a tongue-blistering sauce for curries but says he is getting a lot of interest from chilly growers keen to get their hands on the seeds.
‘It’s painful to eat,’ said Mr Fowler, 52, who runs the Chilli Pepper Company, in Cark-in-Cartmel, near Grange-Over-Sands. ‘It’s hot enough to strip paint.
‘It numbs your tongue, then burns all the way down. It can last an hour, and you just don’t want to talk to anyone or do anything. But it’s a marvellous endorphin rush. It makes you feel great.’
The most popular chilli – Jalapeno – measures a pitiful 2,500 to 5,000 on the Scoville scale.
Mr Fowler’s Naga Viper is more than 270 times hotter and trumps the previous world record holder, the Bhut Jolokia, at 1,001,304.
The Indian Government has been examining ways of using the very hottest chillis such as the Bhut Jolokia to produce a spice bomb that would completely incapacitate enemy soldiers without killing them.
Earlier this year they created an 81-mm tear-gas like grenade which could be thrown by a soldier.
The mix of spices and phosphorous chokes the enemy’s respiratory tract, leaving targets barely able to breathe for a time.
It also causes severe stinging to the skin as well as streaming eyes, a burning throat and disorientation.
Mr Fowler crossed the Bhut Jolokia, with two other varieties, the Naga Morich and Trinidad Scorpion, and grew the plants in his 8ft by 16ft heated greenhouse.
He said: ‘The chef Heston Blumenthal gave a volunteer our chilli oil and monitored their brain activity on a CAT scan. It showed the part of the brain which registers heat was right next to the part of the brain which makes us feel happy.’
He said: ‘Some people have actually eaten the raw pods, because that’s the sort of macho thing that some people do, and posted it on YouTube. A couple were sick.’
Mr Fowler has sold chilli seeds to the Eden Project in Cornwall, to the Edinburgh Horticultural Society, and to farmers in Afghanistan, as a alternative to growing poppies for opium.
‘I’ve been growing chilli for 10 years, and doing it full-time for five,‘ he said ‘I was a website designer and just got drawn into it when my dad got a chilli plant.’
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A pepper connoisseur recently reviewed the pepper on YouTube, recording himself eating the fiery pod. It was so hot it made him vomit:
[The actual ingestion starts at 2:30]
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