Veg Chillies
Vegetable-type chilli plug plants
Vegetable-type chillies are relatively large-fruited and thick-fleshed, and tend to be milder than the spice-type varieties. Because of their bulk, these chillies are used as a vegetable, playing virtually the same culinary role as sweet peppers – they are ideal stuffed with meat, rice or cheese; chopped into salads or salsas; and cooked in stews, stir fries and omelettes.
Varieties on offer according to heat level:
Mulato Isleno: very mild
Thai Green Curry: very mild
Cherry Bomb: 3,000 SHU
Hungarian Hot Wax: 6,ooo SHU
Pimiento de Padron: heatless when picked young; 12,000 SHU when mature
Early Jalapeño: 35,000 SHU
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Order now; delivery late April/early May.
Postage is a flat rate of £5.00
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Cherry Bomb plug plant
An exceptionally early – they are always the first to have red chillies – medium-sized, productive plants. The fruit are juicy and sweet; excellent for stuffing.
Heat level: 3,000 SHU (flesh only, seeds removed)
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Early Jalpeño plug plant
Medium-statured plants producing high quality, hot, thick fleshed fruit. Traditionally eaten green, these sausage-shaped chillies will ripen to a sweet, red.
Heat level: approx 33,000 SHU
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Hungarian Hot Wax plug plant
An easy-to-grow, early maturing chilli that might be worth trying outdoors. In the kitchen it is a jack-of-all-trades that can be stuffed, fried or added to salads.
Heat level: approx 6,000 SHU
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Mulato Isleno Poblano plug plant
Poblano chillies (also called ‘ancho’) are indispensable in Mexican cuisine. The fruit of this variety are large, heart-shaped and flavourful.
Heat level: very mild
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Pimiento de Padron plug plant
A popular chilli used in traditional Spanish tapas.
Heat level: Immature fruit (the stage they are used in the Spanish tapas) are almost heatless; mature fruit are 12,000 SHU.
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Thai Green Curry plug plant
A Thai variety that is used to give the green colour to Thai Green Curries. Very good flavour, starts dark green and ripens to a deep red.
Heat level: mild