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Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2040 06:28:15 +0100
To: Chile-Head mailing list <chile-heads@GlobalGarden.com>
From: "Graeme Caselton B.Sc." <gcaselton@easynet.co.uk>
Subject: Re: chile books
apologies if already suggested (I'm still 3 weeks behind on my
CH digests)
Angel Cooper wrote:
> Can anyone recommend good chile pepper books - with color
>pictures or
> illustrations that gives good descriptions of a majority of the
> different peppers. I want to add it to my gardening library.
and Sunny Conley wrote:
> The Great Chile Book by Mark Miller, author of Coyote Cafe.
>[Ten Speed
> Press, isbn 0-89815-428-6]
I'd also suggest 'Peppers of the World' by DeWitt & Bosland.
Having also wanted to increase the chile pepper libary, I
visited www.amazon.com and did a search on 'dewitt', 'bosland',
'pepper' and 'chile'. You do get some mis-hits, but you should
find 20-30 books listed.
There is also the online database at:
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~gcaselton/chile/variety.html
just select from the A-Z buttons. I'm not sure but I hink there
are over 200 images there now. (I'm always happy to add more -
my ISP was so impressed with a recent review of the site in a
national newspaper, that I now have another 5Mb of server
storage space available for images of peppers).
Cheers all,
Graeme.
(still alive and sampling hot sauces in the UK)