Chilli peppers

Pickled chillies is a delicious and easy way to preserve spicy peppers. Keep a jar in the fridge and serve with sandwiches, tacos and nachos.

Watching and tending to an abundance of peppers in the garden is a very rewarding experience indeed. But how many hot peppers can you realistically eat at once? Half of one? Just a slice? It

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The espanola pepper is a cross between New Mexican chilies, including the Sandia pepper, and first appeared in the 1980s. Learn more about them.

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There are hundreds of fresh chile varieties in the world. This visual guide represents the types of peppers you'll find most often in American grocery stores.

Learn more about the Diablo Grande chili pepper from Chili Pepper Madness.

Consumption of hot red chili peppers is associated with a 13 percent reduction in total mortality, a large prospective study has found.

There are so many types of peppers. Some are easy on the taste buds; others are a mild form of torture. So how hot can you go? Let’s find out with a few selected varieties listed below. While technically fruits in most cases (and ones with a strong summer season), peppers and chiles don’t exactly bring the sweet, juicy flavors you expect from berries in the summertime. Instead, they challenge our taste buds to live on the edge. Peppers thrive in the summertime when they can soak up the heat…