OOOOOOOH, Dan & were just talking about this...If all goes well, we're hoping to make it there. It's like Mecca, right?? except we'll be going West. We haben't (intentional) had a chance to even plant our babies - too much rain here in MA. Should be able to get them out in the next day or two. Made an excellent recipe out of Cooking Light ... it was a Chile Rellenos Gratin - very yummy. Did anyone else try it??? I'm convinced that everyone at that magazine is a chilehead... Haben't had a chance to download recipe or transcribe to 'puter yet - but if anyone wants the recipe, pls email me of list. Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: <jim@wildpepper.com> To: <chile-heads@globalgarden.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 8:23 PM Subject: [CH] Open Fields... progress > Well, after 5 hours of shuttling chiles to the fields, we are making > progress. > > It looks like there is going to be 4,950 chiles for the fields event (a > 20% increase over last year). Here is what I transported today: > > Aji Amarillo- 250 > Bolivian Rainbow- 350 > Big Jim- 300 > Chimayo- (in honor of the Zangers :-) 300 > Bulgarian Carrot- 100 > Medusa- 50 > Pequin- 350 > Red Savina(R)- 200 > Tepin- 100 > Tabasco- 200 > Tri-fetta (Varingata)- 250 > Star Burst- 350 > Peter Pepper- 100 > Yellow Mushroom- 100 > Yatsafusa- 150 > Cayenne- 150 > MYstery Mix #1- 750 > Mystery Mix #2- 300 > Mystery Mix #3- 250 > Mystery Mix #4- 50 > Orange Habanero- 50 > Chocolate Habanero- 50 > > That should come to a total of 4,950 plants for your enjoyment. Dates > again are Sept 27th & 28th. Should be about 40 different varieties. > Maps will be available as to what is what :-) > > Within the next few days, the link should be active on my site for the > poster for this years' event- "The Field of Screams" (really cool- good > work Jeff!). I'm also open for additional suggestions for themes for > future events :-) > > Hope to see you all there! > > -Jim C > Mild to Wild >