Here Are Just A Few Pictures of Jimmy's Chiles Products
Pictured below are some 40 ml Onda bottles containing some dried Jimmy's Chiles products. Contents are all finely ground. On the far left, we have yellow chiles and salt; the middle Onda bottle includes dried red tomatoes, dried red chiles and salt; and the last one includes dried yellow chiles, dried yellow tomatoes, dehydrated paw paw and salt. The chile pepper to the right of these bottles is the Rocoto chile pepper, a round red chile.
Pictured below: Nothing beats roasting some pumpkin seeds on an outdoor grill with sea salt, celery salt, lime juice, and chile peppers on a sunny autumn afternoon (can you smell the mesquite and hickory chips?). The secret to doing this on a grill is to stir the seeds often; otherwise you risk burning the pumpkin seeds on the bottom. The flavor of these pumpkin seeds is outstanding! The ones you buy in a store where all of the pumpkin seeds have that weird coating of funny-tasting salt just don't compare. Indeed, I can't even eat those anymore. I encourage you to try roasting your own pumpkin seeds someday and let me know if you agree.
Once the seeds are roasted, they need to be stored somewhere. . . like in a ziploc bag, or, hey, how about in a heart-shaped glass? Amore! In this photo, the heart-shaped glass on the left contains mesquite and hickory-smoked pumpkin seeds that were roasted on a weber grill, while the pumpkin seeds on the right were roasted in an oven (hence the color difference). Hey, somedays I am unable to roast on a grill! The middle heart shaped glass contains dried red chiles--mostly Aci Sivri chiles.
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