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Cayenne Pepper

Capsicum annuum

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Cayenne Pepper
Capsicum annuum


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4 Comments

Ajit
Ajit 10 years ago

great spotting

jessica.bissram
jessica.bissram 10 years ago

Okay thanks much.

chesterbperry
chesterbperry 10 years ago

Cayenne is generally hot by most people's standards, ground spices can lose flavor over time and some varieties are hotter than others. Also I have found growing conditions play a role in heat, with drought-like conditions contributing to higher capsaicin concentrations. I once had some banana peppers, of which even the hottest variety I would consider mild, that exceeded the heat level of a jalapeno. They were grown in a year of drought, on a hillside garden, in full sun, and without watering.

jessica.bissram
jessica.bissram 10 years ago

But it's a bit hot and spicy, is Cayenne hot? I've only had ground Cayenne which really isn't hot.

jessica.bissram
Spotted by
jessica.bissram

Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

Spotted on Jun 9, 2013
Submitted on Sep 11, 2013

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