Re: [CH] Black Pepper, why???/Karen Oland/Hot Jals

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Snip:
when you can't find the right pepper or when hybridization
 has changed that innocent looking jalepeno into a firecracker.

Karen,
   If you know of any "firecracker" Jalapeno peppers or seeds, please let
the list know. A few of us are looking for Jalapeno flavor with more heat.
        Paul

----- Original Message -----
From: "Karen Oland" <koland@staffingtech.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 26 December, 2001 1:04 PM
Subject: RE: [CH] Black Pepper, why???
> black pepper is "old world", the chile peppers are "new". So, traditional
> cooking from Europe uses black pepper almost exclusively. Also, they don't
> have to worry about varying results when you can't find the right pepper
or
> when hybridization has changed that innocent looking jalepeno into a
> firecracker.

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