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Old November 25, 2012   #1
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I'm going to do a little expose of one persons way to grow and process hot peppers,

You may have seen it elseware but I'm the one with the copyright.

and it's called..."Gavriil's Seed to Sauce Pepper Process"

Hope you enjoy.
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Old November 25, 2012   #2
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This is part 1
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File Type: jpg 001 pepper seeds.jpg (166.5 KB, 44 views)
File Type: jpg 002 fresh till.jpg (224.4 KB, 42 views)
File Type: jpg 003 a middle.jpg (373.6 KB, 44 views)
File Type: jpg 003 mid june.jpg (554.7 KB, 45 views)
File Type: jpg 004Hot Peppers.jpg (243.7 KB, 42 views)
File Type: jpg 005 maturing hot peppers.jpg (425.4 KB, 43 views)
File Type: jpg 006 Korean Hot Pepper.jpg (27.7 KB, 37 views)
File Type: jpg 007 Pile-O-Peppers October 1 2012.jpg (226.3 KB, 45 views)
File Type: jpg 008 Hot Peppers drying.jpg (326.6 KB, 42 views)
File Type: jpg 009 Hot Peppers.jpg (281.9 KB, 41 views)
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Old November 25, 2012   #3
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This is part 2
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File Type: jpg 010 Dried seeded peppers.jpg (196.0 KB, 46 views)
File Type: jpg 011 grinding machine.jpg (107.1 KB, 45 views)
File Type: jpg 012 pepper powder 2012.jpg (492.5 KB, 46 views)
File Type: jpg 013 Hot Pepper Powder 1.jpg (99.0 KB, 41 views)
File Type: jpg 014 Sliced and frozen.jpg (117.6 KB, 42 views)
File Type: jpg 015 celery-carrot-hot pepper juice.jpg (126.9 KB, 42 views)
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Old November 26, 2012   #4
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Bravo! I wish I could produce that quantity of peppers....I'd be in hot pepper heaven.

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Old November 26, 2012   #5
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Nice! Isn't this missing Part 3: to seed again?
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Old November 26, 2012   #6
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yummy!
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Old November 26, 2012   #7
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Gavriil,

This is absolutely gorgeous - you've got such a wonderful pepper patch! Thank you so much for sharing the pictures, I enjoyed it so much.

It is always a pleasure for me to see peppers growing so well in the open ground. You are obviously a master! Here in PNW it is struggle to mature peppers without plastic.

Awesome job.

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Old November 26, 2012   #8
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Thanks Gang, glad you liked them.
Guess I should give a little credit to my wife.
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Holy Smokes! That's a load of pepper seeds and peppers.
Lots of work too..Wow! What do those Korean peppers
taste like? .....Yep, Its me again. Don't worry I'm not
stalking you.
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Old November 26, 2012   #10
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There to hot for me to eat unless there pickled but there for both cooking and drying
Thought I might have seen you around somewhere.
I like a little heat but I'm not a fire eater.
Work, It's a labor of love
until you have to water them twice a day in 100+ degree heat
when they have water regulation, before 10 in the morning and after 6 in the evening and your water bill goes from $40 to $85 a month.
But I still love it. Cause it makes you feel like you really did something when you see the results.
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