What the hell happened to Tabasco sauce?

On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:24:10 -0600, Sqwertz <swertz@cluemail.compost>
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Its getting late and the drought sure didn't help, but I am still
hoping for a good crop of chili petins before the first hard freeze.
My daughter-in-law feeds and waters the crap out of a plant in their
yard and it is really big and dense. RIght now it is loaded with
peppers, but they are still green. It will be the source of my pepper
sauce. PEPPERS, VINEGAR, SALT!! IN THAT ORDER!! NOTHING ELSE!!

Don

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Steve, don't know if you are interested or not, but South Central Market
has some 6" pots of purple chili pequins for sale. I bought a couple
yesterday. One for my sister and one for me. They are a bit pricey at
$4.00 each, but I'd never seen the purple ones before. :-) They are
currently blooming and producing fruit too.

The huge wile pequin bush I've had in my back yard for several years now
finally died this past summer. :-(
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Sqwertz <swertz@cluemail.compost> wrote:

Our crop was pitiful this year, like 1/2 dozen! When they were plump and
dark red, I mailed them to a lady I had promised them to back in July. The
ones we buy at the Thai/Asian mkts come pakgd the same way as you said. If
Jun goes downtown to the wholesale Thai mkt, she can buy all red, but they
come in a big bag, like the dried red ones.

You can grow them in a pot.

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> On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:24:10 -0600, Sqwertz <swe...@cluemail.compost>

That does sound like a good price--much better price than a bottle
with a cowboy hat on it from a Texas souvenir store (which I will buy
as gifts to bring overseas but have never tried). I haven't tried
Tropical Pepper Company either. Just out of curiousity Steve, do you
buy their Xtra Hot Habanero Sauce, the Xxtra Hot, the Xxxtra Hot, or
the Xxxxtra Hot? I wonder if the Xxxxtra Hot one has any problems
spontaneously combusting or melting the glass bottle down before you
get to try it.