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Sunday, September 3, 2023
Smoked some Chinese Five Color Peppers on the Rec Teq.
They're very hot. I'm gonna clip them up into flakes an mix them in with less incendiary hot flakes. I'm just happy I got something of a crop this year - they're fussy.
__Cast Iron Pan- Don't buy or use the chink ones (even Lodge sold the colorful (Fiesta ware from 1920s, '30's, '40's (i think) in the 2000's). Lodge discontinued them as they stained; burned chow, and were un-Lodge quality. They were chinaman slave-labor fecal matter. Anyhow, it's a cast iron American (I hope) pan.
They're Chinese Five Color. I got mine from Rare Seeds. As they ripen, they go through a series of five colors, and would be great as an ornamental. Last weekend I was smoking some meat, and threw these on in that skillet at the same time. Seemed to work pretty well. The pellets were Traeger Gourmet.
What are you going to do with them? Chomp a few down with a cold beer chaser?
ReplyDeleteThey're very hot. I'm gonna clip them up into flakes an mix them in with less incendiary hot flakes. I'm just happy I got something of a crop this year - they're fussy.
DeleteDo you smoke them in a bowl, or do you twist up a blunt?
ReplyDeleteThat's an oil drain pan, those are good sized peppers...
ReplyDelete__Cast Iron Pan- Don't buy or use the chink ones (even Lodge sold the colorful (Fiesta ware from 1920s, '30's, '40's (i think) in the 2000's). Lodge discontinued them as they stained; burned chow, and were un-Lodge quality. They were chinaman slave-labor fecal matter. Anyhow, it's a cast iron American (I hope) pan.
DeleteI too grow my own peppers. If I may ask, what seeds did you grow these from and how are you smoking them?
ReplyDeleteThey're Chinese Five Color. I got mine from Rare Seeds. As they ripen, they go through a series of five colors, and would be great as an ornamental. Last weekend I was smoking some meat, and threw these on in that skillet at the same time. Seemed to work pretty well. The pellets were Traeger Gourmet.
DeleteApart from the stems, I see two colors.
ReplyDeleteChange color as they grow on the vine
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