Re: [CH] Salsa Pequens
Anita Perron (porch@mts.net)
Fri, 23 Aug 2002 17:54:49 -0500
Glad to hear you are recuperating from the back surgery, Shantihh.
I had the same reaction as you did. I said,
WHOA, there must be a mistake. I love it hot but there is a limit!!!
I am going to Missouri soon and will go through Minnesota and Ohio. Any places
any of you would like to recommend?? Any of you in those areas?? Would love to
meet a couple of people for coffee or lunch or something. Well maybe not a
something!! LOL
Anita
> *chuckle*
>
> I first read this as 1 cup Savenas, and said wait a minute! LOL I remember
> roasting and eating one of those at the Open Fields. Hallo-made my hair
> stand on end and certainly warmed my CA blood up a wee bit in the evening
> chill.
>
> I have lurking for awhile, recuperating from my back surgery. Unfortunaley I
> could post from my Mac as I couldn't sit or get to it :-(
>
> I was on a PC at the kitchen counter and my attempted posts were returned as
> HTML stuff and couldn't be accepted to post. Being a MacHead I do not have a
> clue how to fix that LOL
>
> So I am now being able to play with the Mac again!!!!!!!
>
> BTW we have 60 different chiles growing this year including the 4 hand
> carried plants (one is a Red Sanena!) from "Hobby Farmer" from 2001 Open
> Fields event! Thanks again for the genorosity. They are happy here in
> California.
>
> Mary-Anne
>
> << The chiltepins are ripening (thanks to those who sent me seeds) and I
> made the first batch tonight. I love this stuff! I tend to just throw
> things at a recipe, so those who need exact measurements will have to
> experiment.
>
> Blend together:
>
> 1 cup red chiltepins
> 1 Red Savina, seeds and all
> 1/2 smallish 10-15 onion
> 1 fresh medium tomato, peeled
> 2 tbsp cider vinegar
> 1/2 tsp salt
>
> Makes about 3/4 pint. Heat - pretty damn hot, Sandy-O won't care for it
> much.
>
> Fred the habaneronut
> >>
>
> Mary-Anne, List Owner
> TomatoMania-subscribe@YahooGroups.com
>
> USDA Zone 9b
> Sunset Zone
>
> "Who plants the seed beneath the sod, and waits to see, believes in God."