Re: [CH] Aji Yellow (c. baccatum)

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I used to get some aji limo both in red and yello from the peruvian aji
collection in SF
but have not been able to get hold of them in a long time 
some people refer to thw aji amerillo as as the aji yello 
which one are you refering to 
if it is the aji limo   please tell me where to get some

	thank you

		Rob in Ceres CA

On Fri, 10 Aug 2001 02:18:27 EDT Shantihhh@aol.com writes:
> Is this the aji  so popular in Peru?
> 
> I hope to grow it next year as well as the hotter Peruvian Aji 
> Ricoto.
> 
> 
> << From: "James Robertson" <jrr@optushome.com.au>
> Subject: Re:  [CH] Best Non-RED Chiles? Opinions
> 
> I really like the flavour of my Aji Yellow (c. baccatum)  Starts 
> life with a
> pale lime green colour (and tastes pretty good even then, but 
> milder) and
> matures to a orange yellow, quite hot, and delicious.
>  >>
> 
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