Gentlemen,

This year's grow list includes

Piri-Piri from Portugal - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_piri
Yellow Chili from a friend on St. Helena - No pic but about the small island http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Helena
Unknown Chili from Bhutan - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhutan
Wild Brazil (My all time favorite) - http://sev.lternet.edu/~jnekola/Heirloom/pepper%20pics/wild_brazil_1_A.JPG
Wild Sonoran Desert Tepin - http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/75679_1634592978950_1060450402_1813161_3940887_n.jpg

Nowhere near Scorpion heat but hot enough for all you hot pepper lovers. Once again I will be offering seeds and dried pods to all those interested.

I'm always game to try new peppers!

I'll have to check on my gardener guru and see how the baby Scorpions are doing as well as the Thai peppers.................
Have you had any Pecan Pie yet topher?

Tomorrow night (New Year's Eve) for the pecan pie! I keep sneaking into the bag and grabbing a few to have with some beer and my wife keeps getting pissed at me. :)

The piri piri and Wild Brazil's are going to be a huge hit with you all. Wonderfully hot (hotter than Tabasco but not as hot as a habanero) and a great taste. Wild Brazil's love being put in a garden or next to the house with full sun and you get a HUGE bush out of them. There are so many peppers you get sick of eating/picking them.

I'll be getting chilipetin seeds soon. I'll pass some along once I get some pods. Just let me know if you want some.
I should have wild and domesticated.

Thanks Cowboy. :)

Did you ever eat a wild turkey that had been eating chilipetin?
Interesting flavor..............

No, but until a few years ago I only knew them as turkey peppers.

I am still bitter. I left some medium hatch chilis in the freezer and I think they are bad now... I have some goat meat and want to make some goat green chili... also have some pork stew meat.... not into the ultra hot, that is just INSANE

Goat green chili? And people think our little band of misfits are weird .........

Actually,
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Our fearless leader's obsession
with his so-called goat green chili
makes my love of Bigfoot
and workout DVD's
seem rather inane.
Jus sayin'.

What the heck is goat green chili?!?
If you need peppers that aren't too hot, buy some jalapeños.

Mr. Guru, I thought it was common knowledge that this group is insane...

I gotta go with Mr Granger Sir on this one. Y'all are preparing for biological warfare, not growing food.