Pimientos Padrón Project – Happy End :)
Aw can’t believe this is “over” : )) Don’t cry though, this was a fruitful journey! Look at these beautiful home-grown padrón pepper plants, a great example that a small balcony should not be an obstacle to have a cute little garden with veggies growing in it 🙂
Cute padrón pepper plants, that end up in the frying pan – a dash of olive oil, a small handful of chunky sea salt and a couple of minutes, done! Don’t forget to cover the pan though, jumpy little devils they are :))
The red ones are not supposed to be hot: well, theory failed – they were ALL HOT!
Yumyum… hot but delicious! Paired with a simple tapas dinner:
Adios pimientos : ))
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Well, that certainly is a happy ending. Yay!
B – D and there are 3 more growing!!
My husband has just returned from Spain and I asked him to bring back some seeds so cant wait to get started. The last time I tried, it didnt work so I am hoping that this time will be a bit of an improvement.
If it worked for me I’m certain it will work for you : )) just give them lots of space, water, sunshine and love 😉
Wow! Congratulations, they look fantastic 🙂
Thank you 😉
I have nominated you for an award. Congratulations 🙂 *Brigid
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Thank you so much Brigid!!
you are welcome 🙂
oh that all looks so tasty but I’m afraid of those hot peppers! Isn’t there a band called Red Hot Chili Peppers? Maybe that band got their name from watching them jump out of pans. Looks like a terrific grazing feast.
Yeah I like that band : )) and they were definitely jumping around, a cover helps, haha! They were really great though, sometimes something hot is good in our lives 😀