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Old August 24, 2018   #11
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I just cut those up for seeds. I didnt taste them, but based on aroma, they were not as fragrant as other super hots i like, such as Fatali and Black Naga. For cooking use, I put 1 to 3 peppers in about a pound of dried beans or lentils.
I love the smell of "Peach Habaneros" in the morning.. It smells like Victory!

Never heard of the bean recipe, are you spicing the beans, or drying the peppers?
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