We did put a few in the freezer.
My son does manage to take a tiny bite every now and then.
And, we pawned off a small amount on a few courageous and curious friends.
But, I decided if you can't eat them, decorate with them.
But, maybe I should hang a sign on them saying, "DON'T TOUCH!"
Ghost Peppers are ..........Hot! Hot! Hot!
Yikes-I know they'd be too hot for me-but my husband would probably try one : )
ReplyDeleteMy wife loves hot peppers; the hotter the better. Alas, she now has a medical condition that prevents her from eating them. She got me started and now I'm the one who eats them, but I still can't deal with the hottest ones.
ReplyDeleteI can tell to by looking at them, they are so hotttt.. Happy Halloween
ReplyDeleteI'm not a hot pepper fan; but they sure make pretty decorations!
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves them, he even eats them with breakfast sometimes! I love growing peppers. They are so pretty, even if a lot of them are never eaten.
ReplyDeleteHi Janet! My husband is a hot pepper person and was just telling me about ghost peppers the other day. Do you have a secret for cutting them or stopping the burning once it gets on your hands? No matter what I do, whenever he brings home anything hotter than a jalapeno, I burn my hands. I'm not a light weight either, but man that burning is torture! I have tried using gloves, soaking my hands in milk, but once that pepper gets on your skin my goodness! Hope you are having a great afternoon! Delisa :)
ReplyDeleteDelisa, I have no secret. I definitely use gloves when touching these peppers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Janet! I love the heat that hot peppers add to stir fried meals, but I never bite into those hot babies.
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