Making Salsa from the Garden

  • Tom Sawvell
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    #1876560

    Talented owl. Lol

    reverend
    Rhinelander, WI
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    #1876601

    My wife and I recently made some fresh garden salsa from the father-in-laws garden, including some of his “jalapeƱo” peppers…Wife mentioned they seemed awfully spicy smelling so I made the mistake of licking one…Holy HOT!!! I told him later about it; he thought for a minute and said, “Oh yeah, they might be habaneros, somebody gave them to me so I just planted them.”
    I like food with some heat…I’m not completely convinced they were even Habaneros, Gawd they were hot.

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    MN - 55082
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    #1876614

    From my experience, Jalapeno peppers can be all over the map as far as heat goes. Same plant even; some get hot as all get out, almost toxic tasting, others just full of awesome Jalapeno flavor. Most other peppers fall in a narrower bandgap. Thai peppers, 100’s of varietals, typically all fall nearly spot-on near 100,000 scoville.

    biggill
    East Bethel, MN
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    JEREMY
    BP
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    #1876631

    Jalapenos and habaneros look nothing alike. Not same color, size, or shape.

    they might be habaneros,

    Denny O
    Central IOWA
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    #1876898

    Biggil, cat got your tongue?

    We need a way to completely delete a post, all we can do is edit the words out.

    biggill
    East Bethel, MN
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    #1876901

    Biggil, cat got your tongue?

    We need a way to completely delete a post, all we can do is edit the words out.

    We need a way to unsubscribe to follow up replies via email. I accidentally checked the box and was getting a bunch of emails.

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