Earlier in October, my neighbour brought over these peppers from his garden with a warning they are a bit hot, maybe not as hot as the smaller chili peppers but to be careful. It is always fun when they bring vegetables over. Google lens says they are green Cubanelle peppers. But they do have a slight heat unlike cubanelles.
Your neighbour is really kind. Happy Saturday!
ReplyDeleteIt's always great to have a neighbor like that, but be careful or you'll be feeding the fire *laughs* hugs Elke
ReplyDeleteGood for our Indian cooking 🙂
ReplyDeleteThey look so fresh and inviting.
ReplyDeleteOh, my! Sounds great for chili and salsa!
ReplyDeleteWill you dry them for winter! Beautiful peppers!
ReplyDeleteI keep telling myself I should grow peppers. Those look great!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing what you can do with these. You have a lovely neighbor!
ReplyDeleteThat was nice of your neighbor. I love peppers, especially the ones that have some heat - just not too much.
ReplyDeleteI can NOT do hot and spicy, Christine. Let us know what you think.
ReplyDeleteOhhh yum fresh peppers.
ReplyDeleteThey look good :-D
ReplyDeleteI wish I could get the seed. It’s always such a treat to receive fresh produce from a neighbor’s garden. Those peppers look fantastic, and I love how you noted the slight heat. It makes me appreciate the care and uniqueness in someone else’s homegrown vegetables.
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That was nice.
ReplyDeleteThose peppers look intriguing, especially with that unexpected touch of heat
ReplyDeleteThose peppers look healthy and delicious! How nice of him to share with you. Sounds amazing.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely neighbour.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Lindos pimientos. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great neighbor! ❤️
ReplyDeleteYou have the best neighbors Christine. Have a great rest of your weekend.
ReplyDeletelove peppers..... make foods spicy
ReplyDeleteLove me some peppers!
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