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Updated On November 18th, 2024
Looking for the best Dips & Spreads? You aren't short of choices in 2022. The difficult bit is deciding the best Dips & Spreads for you, but luckily that's where we can help. Based on testing out in the field with reviews, sells etc, we've created this ranked list of the finest Dips & Spreads.
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Tomatillos, Toma Verde
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Pepper, Chile 'Habanero' (Central-American Heirloom, Mid-1800's)
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Pepper, Chile 'True Pasilla/Mexican Negro' (Mexican Heirloom, Early 1900's)
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Pepper, Chile 'Pretty in Purple' (American Heirloom, 1930's)
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Pepper, Chile 'Serrano' (Mexican Heirloom, Pre-1900)
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Pepper, Chile 'Thai' (Asian Heirloom, Pre-1900's)
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Tomatillo, Purple de Milpa (Mexican Heirloom)
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Pepper, Chile 'Czechoslovakian Black' (European Heirloom Early 1900's)
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Pepper, Black Hungarian
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El Libro De Las Salsas/the Book of Sauces
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: average
These little tomatoes resemble green Chinese lanterns due to the thin, papery husk surrounding the fruit. The 1 to 2 inch diameter fruits are firm with a zesty sweet and spicy flavor. Harvest when the fruits turn from green to light yellow and paper husk loosens. Fruits can be easily frozen. Determinate 4 foot plants yield prolifically. Days to maturity: 60. Seeds per packet: 25. Seeds per oz.: 9,500.
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 3 feet
Infamous as the hottest chile of all. Estimated to be 30-50 times hotter than the Jalapeno! Closely related to Scotch Bonnet and Jamaican hot chiles.
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 4 feet
Means "little raisin". Dark brown, elongated and tapering. Mildly hot. Excellent for making sauces, especially for seafood. One of the "holy trinity" of chiles used for making Mole Sauce.
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 2 feet
Hot, dark purple upright fruits. Pretty ornamental and great ground in sauces.
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 3 feet
Thick-fleshed, clean biting heat with a pleasantly high acidity. Often used as a substitute for the Thai Chile in the ratio of three fresh serranos to one Thai. Serrano means "highland" or "mountain".
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 3 feet
Small green to red fiery hot peppers. Used in Southeast Asian cooking and decoratively in salads and noodle dishes. The real thing!
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 4 feet
Rambling 3-4 foot plants that yield abundance of 2-3 ounce fruits. Delicious raw when purple and ripe. A must for salsa. Named "The Purple Field" because the whole field looks purple from its fruits!
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 3 feet
Prolific purple plants yield 2-3 inch mildly hot fruits. It is a very attractive plant, both useful and ornamental.
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Sun Exposure: full sun Level of Care: easy Max Plant Height: 3 feet
A Hungarian heirloom, this highly ornamental plant grows 30 to 36 inches tall. Purple veins and beautiful purple flowers highlight its green foliage, while its fruits measure 2 to 3 inches and are similar in shape to Jalapenos. The difference is that they begin black ripening to red and are only mildly hot. 70-80 days from transplant. Photo courtesy of Seed Savers Exchange, Kent Whealy. .
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Paperback, Lectorum Pubns (Adult), 1984, ISBN # 8421764195
Paperback, Lectorum Pubns (Adult), 1984, ISBN # 8421764195