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Tabasco peppers
Wait until they turn red? (they do turn, don't they?) Or pick them
while still yellow-green, a week or so after they stop growing? These will be for eating fresh. At least the first one... Thanks, Bob |
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Tabasco peppers
zxcvbob wrote:
Wait until they turn red? (they do turn, don't they?) Or pick them while still yellow-green, a week or so after they stop growing? These will be for eating fresh. At least the first one... Thanks, Bob It's a matter of taste, try both and see which you like more, or if you can tell the difference. David |
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Tabasco peppers
On Sun, 15 Aug 2010 16:33:00 -0500, zxcvbob wrote:
Wait until they turn red? (they do turn, don't they?) Or pick them while still yellow-green, a week or so after they stop growing? These will be for eating fresh. At least the first one... Very nice when red. Take care when picking, they tend to fall off the stalk easily. -- Ross McKay, Toronto, NSW Australia "Read beans and rice, I could eat a plate twice" - Spearhead |
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