Re: [CH] BIG REDS, personal consumption (and gifts to friends)
Tina Brooks (shoestring_louise@yahoo.com)
Mon, 28 Aug 2006 13:40:54 -0700 (PDT)
Whoever the grower is, he won't have peppers for at
least another month.
T
--- John Sphar <chilehead@pacbell.net> wrote:
> At my local Whole Foods last year in July, I almost
> fainted when I saw a bin full of a big red obviously
> chinense, some were 2 inches across. Most were as
> round as a globe. The produce mgr. can't get them
> this year. I must have made four trips and bought a
> total of bought 25 pounds of them (at 10.00 per
> pound).
>
> He says the grower is in Canada and called then red
> habaneros. (Around here though, anything chinense
> is marked habaneros at the grocery stores). They are
> either Scotch bonnet or Habanero, a beautiful red,
> but I have no idea of the variety. Well, no
> picture I've seen yet typifies this chile. I made
> Louisiana and Belizean style sauces with these and I
> am running out. I forgot to ask him the name of the
> grower.
>
> Does anyone know: The grower of this type, 2: where
> I can get these fresh (I'm in San Jose, CA but would
> pay for shipping)?
> Gracias. John S.
>
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Tina Brooks
VP Marketing, Peppermaster Hot Sauces
www.peppermaster.com
Brooks Pepperfire Foods Inc.
Phone: (450) 451-6770
26 St. Jean Baptiste
Rigaud, Quebec
J0P 1P0
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