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Pimienta de cayena o #cayena molida. Cosecha del !huerto de #Pedrehuerta en 2016 !chili https://quitter.es/attachment/710962 https://quitter.es/attachment/710965
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Show threadJuan Bellas Quitter.esJan 9, 2017
@colegota ¿las semillas las dejas aparte?
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@juanbellas no, las muelo con la cayena seca, ya que son muy picantes en sí. Es lo que le da el color algo más anaranjado al polvo.

El sobrecito que hay al lado es porque he separado unas cuantas para poder sembrar de nuevo.

Estoy preparando para ver si monto un mini !huerto en casa. :)
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@juanbellas por cierto, que he visto mucho debate por las webs sobre formas de secar las cayenas, la mayoría aplicando calor.
Yo las tuve en unos cestillos de mimbre durante el verano y cuando ya no hacía calor las metí en la nevera.

Es algo que "descubrí" por accidente porque suelo comprar #guindillas tailandesas para la cocina asiática y al intentar guardarlas en un frasco de cristal en la nevera observé que se secaban.

PD Y se me olvidó poner el grupo de !cocinillas al primer mensaje.
Show threadmorphJan 10, 2017
@colegota I’ve made some from last season’s Gorria harvest. My Cayenne plant sadly died when just four pods were ripe. !chili https://gs.morphtown.de/url/75928
Show threadChimoJan 10, 2017
@morph If you crush "piment d'espelette", does it become "poudre d'escampette"? …I have no idea why this came into my mind. I guess the word are kinda similar.
Show threadmorphJan 10, 2017
@chimo My (shamefully) poor French knowledge makes me understand that this means sth like "leaving suddenly without a Goodbye" ... https://gs.morphtown.de/url/75933 Piment d’Espelette (Espelette pepper) is the name of the spice made from ground pods of a pepper variety named Gorria.
Show threadChimoJan 10, 2017
@morph yes, an expression approximately meaning "to flee" :) "poudre" is "powder", hence "if you crush[…]". Just a bad pun, I'm afraid. I'll have to check out that pepper though. Never heard of it before
Show threadmorphJan 10, 2017
@chimo It has a fine taste with very low heat level. In shops here I saw it only quite overpriced. So !grow my own. ;)
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@morph I'm in a community garden and we have about a dozen plants, while not too much spicy. After drying and make it powder blended with seeds it's a little better. :)
I'd like to !grow some other species next season, and maybe at home too.