The story of pepperdews is quite interesting, as you can read in this article. They're a pickled pepper that are heavily trade mark protected in South Africa. The peppers I pickled this morning are not pepperdews, they're a mild chilli pepper called grandmother's bonnet. (I wonder if that's a nod to Scotch bonnets, a similar looking but very fiery chilli?) A friend gave me a packet of them yesterday. I followed the recipe in the article to pickle them. It's a copycat recipe, the author's version of how she thinks it was done. These will have to mature for a few weeks before we start eating them.
I am not a lover of papers but they look delicious
ReplyDeleteI wonder if these are a 'relative' of something we get in the South here. They jse them dried, for tempering. But I absolutely love the dried-in-curd/buttermilk version. Fry them in oil and serve with curd rice.
ReplyDeleteThose look yummy!
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