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Arkansas Death Pepper-oni Pizza
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Zippylip
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I commenced this experiment with one Arkansas Death Pepper, which came to me by way of bill by way of JL (thank you both). I started by slicing the little guy into thin strips & frying in olive oil to release & distribute all of the heat evenly throughout the sauce. I then took a nice pile of West Chester Pennsylvania Plum Tomatoes, blanched, skinned, crushed, & added to the peppered-oil along with some fresh garden basil, garlic, salt & pepper. Simmered this together for an hour or so & topped the pie. T’was succulent!
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We served with plum tomato salad, chedder ABT's, & a couple raw Arkansas Death Peppers on the side. Outstanding JL
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We served with plum tomato salad, chedder ABT's, & a couple raw Arkansas Death Peppers on the side. Outstanding JL
happy in the hut
West Chester Pennsylvania
West Chester Pennsylvania
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just beautiful Z.L. i got to work on my pizza skills...now!!! with all the fresh tomaotes and basil and wegmans has real mozzerella.
get back to use tomorrow regarding the ultimate fate of the arkansas death peppers. Jl's warning was clear :laugh: :evil: -
Haha! That was a great read--I too have experienced the death pepper firsthand. Really long burn, but nice heat.
Don't let the peppers touch your lips, though--that was JL's warning to me
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That looks awesome. How did you get your pepperoni so crispy? Mine usually comes out cooked, not crispy?
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Put it on at room temperature, then they don't have so far to go. The cheese didn't get too browned however & I attribute that to putting on a lot of sauce (the stuff was so tasty that I couldn't bear leaving a drop behind), so it kept the cheese quite soft & pliablehappy in the hut
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too late, they touched, but not to worry, it wasn't catastrophic. Of course I am the guy who never fails to stick a finger in my eye 10 minutes after cutting hot peppers, so I am no stranger to pain - I'll report back tomorrow if anything amusing happens on the terlithappy in the hut
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Beautiful pics. Awesome looking pie and you gotta love the "Champagne of Beers".
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you do, at casa di Zippy, it's always Miller Time :woohoo:happy in the hut
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Saw your post earler but been tyed up doing my own. Great looking cook especially making your own sause! :woohoo: Glad you like the pepper. I eat them with just about everything raw and never have a problem with intestinal worms!
Got some kind of small mexican pepper growing now. Got seed from a guy that works at local Mexican resturant. Still a few months off as they grow slow but will pass them round when they are ready. You can dry one of those Death peppers out and plant seed in a plant pot. I grow peppers year around. How are the lips??!!? :laugh:
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The lips are good, I think I permanently anesthetized myself back in high school when one of my dumbass friends picked up a can of pepper spray & shot it into the wind blowing it right back onto both of us - I have yet to put a pepper in my mouth that could recreate that agony :evil: thanks againhappy in the hut
West Chester Pennsylvania
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