RE: [CH] tellicherry

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>
> Isn't there a thing called tellicherry that is pink and often
> mixed in with
> "gourmet" peppercorns?  If it is what I think it is, it is
> related to poison
> ivy.  If it is something else, please don't flame me as I have to
> have my car
> inspected this month, there is money involved, and I am already
> tense about
> THAT.
>
Correct me if my correction is incorrect ;-) but I believe that Tellicherry
is a region of India that superior quality peppercorns of the black variety
come from... we used to get Tellicherry peppercorns in bulk from Frontier
Herbs at a store I was at once.... perhaps they also grow pink and green
ones as well, but I only really remember the black ones as being bigger than
the average and of much better pungency and flavor.

Pepper Mad Diane

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