Jump to content

Patahontas' Blog

  • entries
    144
  • comments
    406
  • views
    176,270

Tasting 18 peppers

Sign in to follow this  
Patahontas

1,057 views

quanto sei andato "lungo" con le semine?  

21 members have voted

This poll is closed to new votes
  1. 1. in percentuale, quante delle piante che hai seminato potrai tenere?

    • il 100% (e magari ne potro' prendere altre)
      7
    • piu' del 75%
      8
    • piu' o meno la meta' (50%)
      4
    • circa un quarto (25%)
      2
    • meno del 25%, (Aiutatemi!)
      0

DSC_0323.JPG

Pepper mayhem :rolleyes: Tasting 18 peppers, phuuh...

 

I compered the taste of these peppers:

 

Trinidad Seasoning, Aji Rocatillo, Jamaican Bell, Etkezipaprika, Fenir, Golden Cayenne, Aji Norteno, Aji Amarillo, Hybrid of Blondie, Hot Lemon, Omnicolor, Rocoto Red, Rocoto Orange, Rocoto Yellow, Yellow Bumpy, Shiny Red, Habanero, Trinidad Scorpion.

 

I tried the peppers on thier own and on sandwich with butter and cheese.

 

Trinidad Seasoning and Aji Rocatillo had a typical chinense taste with hits of exotic fruits(as Mango). Both are mild but with some heat.

 

Jamaican Bell and Aji Norteno had a typical baccatum taste. Jamaican Bell are quite mild but with some heat. Aji Norteno are hot but not very hot.

 

Etkezeipaprika and Fenir had similar heat (very little). Etkezipaprika was sweeter than Fenir.

 

Golden Cayenne tasted like a typical cayenne pepper. Not very hot.

 

Aji Amarillo (or Aji Amarillo Mirasol) has a very nice fruity taste.

 

Hot Lemon had a wonderful taste with hits of currant, grape and lemon. Omnicolor has the typical baccatum taste but it also reminds me of Hot Lemon. Hybrid of Blonide reminded me of Hot Lemon in the taste.

 

Rocoto Red, Rocoto Orange, Rocoto Yellow all have an elegant flavor. Its hard to desrcibe - actually the first thing that comes to mind is sugarpeas. Very useful in the kitchen. Not very sweet. If I had to choose one of them i think i would go for the Rocoto orange.

 

 

Yellow Bumpy, Shiny Red, Habanero, Trinidad Scorpion all had the typical chinense taste but they also where diffrent in taste. Yellow Bumpy had as so many yellow peppers some hits of citrus and grape, Shiny Red reminded me of the other red habaneros I have tested. The Orange Habanero has the taste of exotic fruits(as Mango) (they alla have). The Trindad Scorpion are also a tasty pepper.

 

Summery:

 

The most tasty mild pepper: Trinidad Seasoning and Aji Rocatillo are both great mild capsicum chinense peppers. If I had to choose one I think i would go for the Trindad seasoning. But of all mild peppers i think the most useful would be Etkezipaprika.

 

The most tasty hot pepper: Hot Lemon has been a favorite for a long time and it still is. To me it had the best taste and aroma. But I also must mention the Aji Amarillo and the Rocotos as very tasty peppers. The Rocotos are my opinion maybe the most useful peppers of all, their mild aroma simply works with everything.

 

The most tasty very hot pepper: all the very hot capsicum chinense are very tasty. But I think I prefere the Yellow Bumpy if I had to choose one.

 

The hottest: Trindad scorpion was without doubt the hottest pepper. On a sandwich with butter and cheese almost all peppers are quite mild. I had no real heat problems with any of the peppers when I ate it with a cheese sandwich exept for the Trinidad Scorpion. I try to remove the innerwalls before tasting - with Trinidad Scorpion thats almost impossilble as it has so much placenta tissue.

 

 

 

Regards

 

 

Patrik

Sign in to follow this  


3 Comments


Recommended Comments

nipotastro

Posted

great hot report!!! ;):thumbsup: Please, Can you show us more differences in pubescens hot/taste and why you prefer the orange?i think pubescens taste is between cucumber and a legume that we name "fava" (broad beans, maybe the transation)i don't note particular difference in pubescens flavour/taste but the heat: my red rocotos are mild, yellow a bit less, and one unknown yellow plant almost sweet...

Share this comment


Link to comment
great hot report!!! ;):thumbsup: Please, Can you show us more differences in pubescens hot/taste and why you prefer the orange?i think pubescens taste is between cucumber and a legume that we name "fava" (broad beans, maybe the transation)i don't note particular difference in pubescens flavour/taste but the heat: my red rocotos are mild, yellow a bit less, and one unknown yellow plant almost sweet...
Thanks for your answer Nipotastro. Here is a picture of the three pubescens I have tasted.DSC_0359.JPG20071101%20062.jpg20071101%20072.jpg I tasted all these once again. The red one does have a taste which reminds me of red bell pepper but also of cucumber. The orange and the yellow both tastes like cucumber. The yellow one had some bitternes. Today I think the red one was the most tasty. This shows how hard it is to choose between them. The yeollow one has thiner flesh then the other two. I hope that was an answer to your question.RegardsPatrik

Share this comment


Link to comment
nipotastro

Posted

[...] I hope that was an answer to your question.RegardsPatrik
yes, thanks!! i think i'll write you a pm :thumbsup:

Share this comment


Link to comment

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×