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Ripe Padron Peppers

9 years ago

I couldn't keep up with harvesting my padrons and some of them got large and ripened to red. I'm planning to dry them and grind them. Since they are hotter than jalapenos now, but much milder than cayenne, what would you call the powder? Mild chili powder? Spicy paprika?

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User
9 years ago
I'd call it "Medium Mild Pardon Powder".

If you use my description I expect a 5% royalty on any sales ;-)
tomt226
9 years ago
How's about "Pardon Me Powder..." ;-)
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