Re: [CH] Piri Piri Peppers

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am 07.08.2002 0:12 Uhr schrieb Rob Solarion unter solarion@1starnet.com:

> Dear Chile-Heads:  The other day at Wal-Mart, I was looking at the various
> peppers and spotted one I'd never seen before.  They are "Piri Piri
> Peppers" imported from Spain and distributed by "Fragata", which is

As far as I remember the name Piri Piri is used mostly in Portugal and
Brazil. The name stands for a group of peppers, like peperoncino stands for
chiles in italy. There are some varieties called Piri Piri, but for my
mediterranean expirience (i'am from the northern italy) the naming is quite
blury here.


Bye Bye

Frankie

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