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These come from Trinidad in the West Indies and are called Seasoning Peppers by the locals.
When fuly ripe, they are a deep red, similar in shape to this one and never much bigger than 2cm long.
They have very little heat, but when you cut into them, release an mouthwatering aroma.
They go great in salads, or lightly cooked in savoury dishes.
(c) Colin Malsingh
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