Our peppers added to our neighbor's olive oil add punch to all manner of food.
Presenting this year's hot peppers, grown from seed, blooming on the balcony.
By the dozens.
Takes eating locally to a whole new level. And bringing the spice of this land to favorite foods.
Yum! Nothing like a little local spice in your life.
ReplyDeleteExactly!
DeleteOh yes!
ReplyDeleteThey just love this climate!
Deletesounds wonderful....
ReplyDeleteI use my peppers to make pepper sauce. Just vinegar a small amt. of oil and jars filled with peppers. So good on all sorts of foods, from beans to soups.
Your plants are so beautiful.
Thanks, Nanny. My Honey tries variations on the theme to find a favorite. They are so tasty.
DeleteThat's one thing I didn't try to plant: peppers. I love the pictures and realizing that maybe it's not really so hard to grow peppers after all...
ReplyDeleteIt's hot and dry here and they're thriving!
DeleteWonderful! Save some for my visit;)
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! Another reason in case you needed one!
DeleteWhat a great idea! That oil looks potent!
ReplyDeleteWe either use just the oil or the peppers plus the oil, depending on the dish- great flavor!
DeleteThis looks absolutely amazingly good. How neat it is that it all came from your own hand.
ReplyDeleteIt's a trip!
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