Re: [CH] Re: Heat

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Karen,
  After reading so many posts about "heatless" Jals over the years, I tried
three different varieties from Ferry-Morse. Best in my garden for heat &
production were their "Organically Grown Jalapeno Early" & have some seeds
left. Let me know if your interested.
   Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "Karen" <kaheinen@bellsouth.net>
Sent: Wednesday, 05 September, 2001 9:39 PM
Subject: [CH] Re: Heat


> What type of chiles does everyone add to their chili?  I tried a few habs
> and it does have nice heat the "right" flavor just isn't there.  I think
> they are a little too "fruity" tasting.  The recipes I have always call
for
> Jalapenos. I've never grew them, I guess if that's it, anyone have any
seeds
> for next year?  :)
> Karen
>
>

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