FoodFighter
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Peppers that can't reproduce? is that a thing now?Seedless red peppers?
Peppers that can't reproduce? is that a thing now?Seedless red peppers?
I like to stuff them with some sort of Seafood Salad and have them as a little lunch with a Green Salad or as an appetizer ... and I just noticed that you did buy the Aidell Sausage...Yeah, I bought those purely because they were pretty! I have no idea what I’ll do with them.
I’ll likely make some little cream cheese poppers. I was looking at recipes earlier. I may also grill some.I like to stuff them with some sort of Seafood Salad and have them as a little lunch with a Green Salad or as an appetizer ... and I just noticed that you did buy the Aidell Sausage...
That's what I read on the packet that TastyReuben posted up, hence my question. It's new to me as well.Peppers that can't reproduce? is that a thing now?
Well, we have seedless watermelon and seedless grapes (which ultra-picky MrsT will tell you are absolutely not seedless, as she spits minuscule underdeveloped near-seeds out onto her plate), so we may as well have seedless peppers.That's what I read on the packet that TastyReuben posted up, hence my question. It's new to me as well.
Seedless watermelon?Well, we have seedless watermelon and seedless grapes (which ultra-picky MrsT will tell you are absolutely not seedless, as she spits minuscule underdeveloped near-seeds out onto her plate), so we may as well have seedless peppers.
I’ll cut one open soon and we’ll solve the mystery.
Grilled along with other vegetables and a Steak is a lovely supper! I buy Mini Sweet Bell Peppers all the time, but never saw seedless. I'd say that the ones that I get have very few seeds, same as the "seedless" watermelon, very few.I’ll likely make some little cream cheese poppers. I was looking at recipes earlier. I may also grill some.
Oh, will wonders never cease:Seedless watermelon?
THIS is my new favorite ready-made condiment I think. Frickin' delish. Can't wait to make some stuff with it, but for lunch, lumpia made a great vehicle to get it in my face.
No preservatives, vegan, gluten free, spicy, umami packed, crispy & crunchy.
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It's basically the same crispy chilli oil as I had posted earlier in this thread. It's quite good and popular for a reason.Interesting - I looked up the ingredients: Garlic, chilis, onion powder, mushroom powder, salt, celery salt, grapeseed oil
What strikes me as unusual is that mushroom powder (which is an umami thing). I will have to try making something similar...
Yeah, it's def for the umami factor, and while I've made/tried TONS of different chili & garlic oils, this is by far the best I've had.Interesting - I looked up the ingredients: Garlic, chilis, onion powder, mushroom powder, salt, celery salt, grapeseed oil
What strikes me as unusual is that mushroom powder (which is an umami thing). I will have to try making something similar...
These are indeed 100% seedless:I’ll cut one open soon and we’ll solve the mystery.