4 months ago
August 4, 2012
Pepper Success
2011 was a disappointing year for peppers here. Oh sure we enjoyed the 4 peppers we got but with over 20 plants, you can see the year wasn't a pepper success. 2012 has been spectacular. We are growing 2 varieties. We are freezing some and I get to eat peppers daily. Yum!
The Padron Peppers are a wonderful treat sauteed and topped with a hint of coarse sea salt. They are thin skinned and full flavored. Every now and then one will surprise you with a punch of heat but they are generally fairly mild. They grow abundantly so I am looking forward to a long season of savoring Padron Peppers.
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Our peppers are doing better this year as well. Stepped into my girlfriends garden and said, "OMG," look at the size of her peppers. Honestly, one was the size of a small ball....she really needs to take a picture!!!
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Hello my fellow Wisconsinite. I've never heard of Padron Peppers before but am taking note of them for next year. I grew some Habanero
Peppers with my grandson...his idea. Found a recipe for Habanero/Pineapple BBQ sauce and it turned out pretty good. He was proud of it. I should blog about it, but then I should blog about a lot of things because I haven't blogged for 4 or 5 months.
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