HorseBadoritiz
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You won't be able to! Ed's keeping these in house.
I love the hottest peppers!
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Bob's Habanero Hot Sauce-Liquid Fire Recipe - Food.com
Using fewer habanero peppers can reduce the spiciness in this extremely hot habanero hot sauce. The sauce works wonders as a pick-up for Bloody Mary
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Love this thread! But yall can handle way more heat than me. Maybe my heat tolerance will increase with time.
Anyway I just wanted to share this recipe. Its way easy, just blend the ingrediants and jar!
Everyone I have gifted a jar of this to rave/love it. The recipe calls for 12 Habeneros but I only use 3 peppers.
(Yes im a wimp), but im tryin
My Carolina Reaper plant has finally produced fruit again.
in addition to the reapers which have been growing for 5-6 yrs as i overwinter them in my greenhouse room, i started more reaper seeds sometime in feb.. after 2 weeks, no sprouts, i started more ... now i have 3 dozen small reaper plants- i loaded 4 into bigger pots, the rest i will prob shit-can as no one wants em... i also started some 7pots and some aji mango... i luv hot, but reapers are toooooo hot... i grow em as a novelty as some guys do like em....I know, I have already grown them in the past, they’re really hot
xtsho
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I only grow super hot peppers for the novelty and to give away or watch some fool eat one. I don't eat anything much hotter than like a Thai or Habanero and those are used in cooking.
I have a Trinidad Scorpion I'm growing this year so hopefully I'll get someone to eat one on a dare. There's no way in hell I'm going to.
I have a Trinidad Scorpion I'm growing this year so hopefully I'll get someone to eat one on a dare. There's no way in hell I'm going to.
make sure u have 911 on speed dial....Chicken
I've eaten the tip of a Carolina Reaper and use whole ones in cooking.
