Green beans, 2 Jalapeno peppers, 1 Spicy Banana Pepper, and 1 green onion!!! AMAZING DINNER!!! The first harvest of all of them from my garden!!
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IndyGerdener
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First Crop of Beans IN MY BELLY!!!!
Dinner last night was Chicken with aloha season salt and a spicy green bean dish I came up with:
Green beans, 2 Jalapeno peppers, 1 Spicy Banana Pepper, and 1 green onion!!! AMAZING DINNER!!! The first harvest of all of them from my garden!!
Green beans, 2 Jalapeno peppers, 1 Spicy Banana Pepper, and 1 green onion!!! AMAZING DINNER!!! The first harvest of all of them from my garden!!
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IndyGerdener
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Okay, it looks real good but what is this Aloha Seasoning you refer to, Indy'?
Amazon was no help with finding it . . . I've thought about making my own seasoning salt, mostly with peppers. As it is, I've got to crumble dry peppers (& then be careful with my fingers) or scrape frozen, processed peppers out of a container from the freezer. I opt for the scraping, usually
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Still, making the seasoning salt shouldn't be tuff altho' I see that a special salt is sold for this purpose. It is more finely ground so as to be powdery rather than granular. Amazon's got that . . .
Steve
Amazon was no help with finding it . . . I've thought about making my own seasoning salt, mostly with peppers. As it is, I've got to crumble dry peppers (& then be careful with my fingers) or scrape frozen, processed peppers out of a container from the freezer. I opt for the scraping, usually
.Still, making the seasoning salt shouldn't be tuff altho' I see that a special salt is sold for this purpose. It is more finely ground so as to be powdery rather than granular. Amazon's got that . . .
Steve
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IndyGerdener
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I dry onions, garlic, jalapenos, and habaneros; crush them up in a baggy with a rolling pin and put them in a jar. then I add the salt. it is a touch of hell, I can't wait for the ghost peppers so I can change it from a touch of Hell to the whole Vacation to Hell!!!digitS' wrote:Still, making the seasoning salt shouldn't be tuff altho' I see that a special salt is sold for this purpose. It is more finely ground so as to be powdery rather than granular. Amazon's got that . . .Steve
Yeah, that kind of a blend is what I'm talking about making.
[img]https://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h22/Digit_007/Just%204%20Fun/1sm209yum1.gif[/img].
Indy', I'll let you cross that River Styx on your own but it doesn't mean that something tamer wouldn't be enjoyed by an old fella
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I got DW a dehydrator a couple of years ago and I don't think she's even taken it out of the box . . . I guess I shouldn't complain. She is perfectly happy to have pepper ristras hanging around in her kitchen for a few weeks every year.
Steve
[img]https://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h22/Digit_007/Just%204%20Fun/1sm209yum1.gif[/img].
Indy', I'll let you cross that River Styx on your own but it doesn't mean that something tamer wouldn't be enjoyed by an old fella
.I got DW a dehydrator a couple of years ago and I don't think she's even taken it out of the box . . . I guess I shouldn't complain. She is perfectly happy to have pepper ristras hanging around in her kitchen for a few weeks every year.
Steve