Spicy! Aji Mango Smoothie

Aji Pineapple peppers congregating. This smoothie is SO RAVEN. If you like experimenting with spice in a smoothie, and are a fan of mangoes, you are in for a treat. One of the best spicy smoothies we’ve had so far.

This can be substituted by more normcore peppers if you aren’t into the underground pepper scene online™ like we are. Substitutions could be half a fresno or half a jalapeno (ripe preferred). Serves 2.

The Ingredients

Instructions

Gently place all ingredients into blender. Blend until smooth and sexy.

Huancaína Sauce

Here is an updated Peruvian classic for Sean and Sam made dairy-free/vegan! The Aji Amarillos should be fresh or the paste salt free.

Ingredients

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Update:

The online, internet pepper blog, aji.io, would like to apologize for using terminology deemed offensive by our viewership. We wish to retract our ludicrous locution and will only use the phrase climate change in the future.
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Aji Peruvian Fries

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  • Aji Peruvian Peppers
  • Coconut Oil
  • Salt
Instructions

Wipe down a baking sheet with coconut oil, spray is easier. Place the yung ones on the pan, not touching. Cook for 1 hour at 175°F. Sprinkle some savory salt. Enjoy the # S P I C E W A V E 9 7.

Optional

Serve with a side of Bahamian Goats obviously, cooked the same way.

Yellow Aji Fantasy Pepper

SHU: 5,000
Origin: Finland

A fine specimen, cultivated by Jukka at fatalii.net. This variety is NOT open source.

I own plant breeders rights (PBR) for this variety which means that I have the privilege to decide how it can be used commercially. PBR is a “patent for plants”. 1

How does it taste?

The yellow variety is crunchy and fruity ajíwave awesomeness! It’s earthy and mild, with a clean baccatum flavor. Absolutely perfect for fresh snacking while playing Final Fantasy VII. One of the best.

Unfortunately, they will not be available for purchase anytime soon in the local ShopRite! That is, until Jukka starts a grow operation overseas or licenses distribution rights. Get it together Jukka, I would buy these things by the pound!

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Peru Bitdumi Rocoto Pepper

SHU: 250,000 Estimated
Origin: Peru

There’s nothing quite like a rocoto pepper, and the Peru Bitdumi Rocoto is an amazing cultivar proving it. One of the most underground rocoto peppers you will find, there is not a lot of information about this one out there. Big Ups to Hydro Mode1 for the organic specimen.

Growing the Peru Bitdumi

What separates this plant from other rocoto plants is it seems to be less fussy, a damn fine trait to have. Not as large as other rocotos, on average around two inches. Exceptionally prolific, tough, early and can be grown in any climate.2 Like most other rocotos, it’s still a difficult pepper to grow.

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European Honey Bee

Name: Apis Mellifera

Beads? No, bees. They’re great, aren’t they? This is the European Honey Bee, otherwise known as the Western Honey Bee. It is the most common of all 40 other bee species. Buzzzzzz.

Expert pollinator

Don’t feel like carrying around a tiny paint brush, painting tiny pepper flowers to pollinate? Are people pointing and laughing from afar? Then you need to ask for the help of the honey bee, an expert pollinator. The honey bee is the most important insect for pollinating crops. Just how much?

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Red Cherry Marigold

Name: Tagetes patula

A commonly grown, non-invasive french variety. Originally a sacred flower of the Aztecs.

Beneficial in the garden?

You bet. The roots repel nematodes and the flowers can act as a decoy or, strawman for Japanese beetles to protect your other crops.

… marigolds are best known for their ability to suppress plant-parasitic nematodes. Marigold roots release the chemical alpha-terthienyl, one of the most toxic naturally occurring compounds found to date (Gommers and Bakker, 1988). 1

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1 edis.ifas.ufl.edu