RE: [CH] fatalii Chile

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> From: 	John Shivers[SMTP:sshivers@execpc.com]
> Reply To: 	John Shivers
> Sent: 	August 13, 1999 4:52 PM
> To: 	chile-heads@globalgarden.com
> Subject: 	[CH] fatalii Chile
> 
> I went to "the Domes" in Milwaukee today - three domes enclosing gardens
> - one being an arid climate. At the door was info on the importance for
> preserving wild chiles - How cool!!   Tehn, front cener in the garden is
> a plant labeled:
> 
> Fatalii chile
> capsicum Chinense
> Fatally Hot hot Hot
> Origin: Central African republic
>  just had to share that with you all ..I thought it was a great find in
> the northlands of Wisconsin
> 
I can attest to the fatal heat residing within the homely confines of the
fatali's interior.  I am currently harvesting the first of my fatalis (seeds
from Pepper Joe) and must say that this is one lethal beast.  But very
tasty--especially when used fresh with South American style pickled (i.e
"cooked" in an acidic marinate, not by heating) fish dishes.

> Signe Shivers
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