Did you know the Ghost Pepper, also known as Bhut Jolokia powder is one of the hottest peppers is the word? If…
Bird’s Eye Pepper Guide, everything you ever wanted to know about the peppers, where they are grown, how to grow and cook with them and more.
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Spicy Trinidad Scorpion Pepper Barbacoa Tacos
by Mary Devinatby Mary DevinatWhen I imagined making a recipe with one of the world’s hottest peppers, the Trinidad Scorpion pepper, I wanted something that could…
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The Scoville Scale was invented in 1912 by Wilber Scoville. It is used to measure the pungency of peppers. It is a dilution scale.
The ultimate Guide to Habanero Peppers. Learn what they look and taste likem how to grow them, their popularity over time, how habanero peppers rate on the Scoville Heat Scale and much more.
The ghost pepper (also known as bhut jolokia) is a super-spicy pepper that originated in India. Although this pepper has been around for centuries, the western world was first introduced to the ghost pepper in 2000. At first, this pepper tastes smoky, almost sweet. But wait thirty or forty seconds—the intense heat sneaks up on you like a ghost.
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