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tkhooper
Official Blabber Mouth
Member # 4875

posted

The Boldog Hungarian Spice Peppers are huge. So I'm thinking...would they make good stuffing peppers?

And my other question is, should i pinch back the peppers when they are young to produce more branches? Mine were all more tall than full this year.

Thanks for the help. I'd still be calling myself a brown thumb if it weren't for you all.

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Plants: 8557 | From: triangle, virginia | Registered: Mar 2005 | Seeded: 4.249.75.207

Triss
Garden Pro!
Member # 3367

posted

Tammy, I do pinch my peppers if they are looking more tall than full. Seems to help them fill out some!

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We are all under the same stars... therefore we are never far apart.

Plants: 30076 | From: Washington, the state that is... | Registered: Aug 2004 | Seeded: 66.235.45.83

Thornius
The Bird Man
Member # 5603

posted

I LOVE peppers more than peppereater does! I have NO romm for vegetables here, but my brother-in-law has a small farm 30 miles from me and grows tons of peppers. He likes peppers more than me! Each year he brings me a bushel each of banana peppers, bell peppers, and Cayenne. It's the Cayenne I be loving, Aaaargh!

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A bird in the hand......can sometimes be a mess.

Plants: 2894 | From: Nashville, TN | Registered: May 2005 | Seeded: 65.1.97.155

tkhooper
Official Blabber Mouth
Member # 4875

posted

Thanks for the info Triss,

And Thornius, I still can't manage Cayenne peppers. Although alittle Cayenne powder is good in some recipes.

I'm just wondering about a different hor de dor I can serve at some of our church functions. I hate getting stuck just making one thing over and over.

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Plants: 8557 | From: triangle, virginia | Registered: Mar 2005 | Seeded: 4.249.207.96

pagarden
Dream Gardener
Member # 2799

posted

am i the only one growing habaneros??? actually i can't eat them- too hot. but i'm growing them for my deer preventive! LOL i should try cayenne next year. i'm guessing i could just hang them up somewhere and let em dry out then somehow grind them up. would be cheaper then buying it bottled! hmm.....

Plants: 362 | From: NE PA | Registered: Jun 2004 | Seeded: 72.79.132.141

Thornius
The Bird Man
Member # 5603

posted

I don't grow habaneros.....but I EAT them [Mad]

or at least sauces made from them. You ever try to eat even a tiny piece of an ACTUAL Habanero? MAN!!!!!

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A bird in the hand......can sometimes be a mess.

Plants: 2894 | From: Nashville, TN | Registered: May 2005 | Seeded: 65.1.97.155

pagarden
Dream Gardener
Member # 2799

posted

yea, my dad grew them a few years back and gave me some- yuo- too hot for me. maybe a sliver of some on a salsa i can handle but the whole thing- no way. it sure keeps the deers away though!

Plants: 362 | From: NE PA | Registered: Jun 2004 | Seeded: 72.70.219.165

Triss
Garden Pro!
Member # 3367

posted

I think they are great!!! Not growing them this year, but plan to next year. We put slivers of them in out salsa and in our omlettes. Gives a nice flavor and a LOT of heat! [grin]

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We are all under the same stars... therefore we are never far apart.

Plants: 30076 | From: Washington, the state that is... | Registered: Aug 2004 | Seeded: 66.235.45.83

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