Ragnar's pepper and sauce blog

Today’s review is going to be of the Scotch Bonnet pepper. It has a decent amount of heat to it and an awesome flavor. Great for soups, pizza, enchiladas, burritos, tamales, spaghetti and any meats. The heat is immediate and yet not too bad in my personal opinion. A somewhat citrus-type flavor is there and yet it is very pleasant and easy to handle otherwise, so it can be handled by people who want spicy peppers and yet not over the top extreme heat. This I would consider as a chili head type pepper.

Today’s review is going to be of Roasty Buds Ghost Pepper coffee. I like the flavor and spice of this coffee and would highly recommend it to any person who wants to get their morning started with a spicy kick by tasting this stuff. Definitely good coffee in a French press, however, it could be had in a coffee pot if there were other people who love spicy coffees. 10 to 15 minutes of a good brewing time will bring out the flavor. It is a good way to start a day if you want something other than regular average coffee. Spicy aftertaste remains for a few minutes but not too long.

Today’s review is going to be of the Roasty Buds Hatch Chile coffee. I found this coffee due to my wanting to expand into the area of spicy coffees and have made regular use out of this particular variety. This would be good as a coffee for a coffee pot or even better in my opinion in the French Press. A very noticeable level of spice, however, a great flavor goes along with it. Probably a once a week coffee for people who like spicy stuff but don’t want to overdo it. Just a little creamer and that takes off some of the bitterness associated with black coffee, however, it does not really require anything else. 10 to 15 minutes of a good brewing time will bring out the flavor. It is a good way to start a day if you want something other than regular average coffee. Spicy aftertaste remains for a few minutes but not too long.

Today’s review is going to be of the Chocolate Bhutlah pepper. It has a somewhat pungent aroma and Earthy flavor to it. The flavor is quite pleasant otherwise. Very good used directly with food or as pepper flakes, pepper powder or a sauce. Pizza, a hot pasta, steak, ribs, enchiladas, burritos, tamales, would be excellent uses for a pepper like this. Unless one has had a significant amount of food before consuming a fresh pod, a fresh pod on an empty stomach would probably not work well. My tolerance for spicy stuff is really high, however, I can imagine that consuming a hot pepper pod on an empty stomach would hurt.

Today’s review is going to be of the Carolina Reaper. I got a pepper plant from somebody I know personally and the peppers have been quite prolific in terms of growth. Pizza, omelets chili, hot pasta, soups, steak, ribs and chicken would be very good uses for it. Perhaps it could be used in a pepper eating contest, however, it would be advisable to eat a pod with a good amount of food beforehand. Definitely a pepper for a chili head to consume. This is perfect if used in a hot sauce or pepper flakes and powder. My pepper plant has been very fruitful and I am looking forward to making more use out of it. Something I have heard is that milk would only give people relief as long as the milk was in one’s mouth after eating a hot pepper but the heat would just go back up after the milk is swallowed. Personally, I rarely use dairy products to deal with the spice nowadays. I go for the water and just let the heat keep escalating. After the heat has peaked, I let it deal with itself, regardless of how long it takes.