Mirasol
Mirasol means ‘looking at the sun’ in Spanish and describes the erect nature of the pods which grow on a compact plant. The pods are 3 to 5in in length and can be used both fresh and dry. At about 5,000 scoville heat units, these peppers…
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Posted on July 18, 2012, in peppers, Photos and tagged mirasol. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
what neck of the woods r u?
Do you know where I can buy fresh cayenne peppers the actual peppers not the powder
I recorded the weight so I guess it is not fair for me to guess, after I looked at the record book.
I think the peppers are heavier!
Since it looks a little like Peanut Butter....How 'bout "Damn Skippy" just a thought....
Hey guys, whenever you will be setting up an event near San Antonio, Texas, let me know. I'd love to
Thanks for new recipe, only now i'm hearing about Chilli Mango Ice Cream.
Carl, we are testing markets in chicago this summer, but not yet up to wisconsin. You can order onli
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