You guys forgot long pepper which is hotter than regular black pepper but pairs well with sweet dishes and sweet pickles it was used in European medieval cooking and Indian cooking, it's still used in modern Indian cuisine.
I despise black peppercorn, so use a five pepper blend in my grinder. I thought it was the brand of pepper I purchased, but tried a "gourmrt" bread and it was the same. To me it tastes like ash, like from charcoal. Yuck. The blend balances it out .
So are all of those peppercorns from the same family?
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"Barnyard" is such a polite way to say it smells like farts
What Szechuan peppercorns are you eating that have no heat?
Did you say Barnyard? 🤔
Love the black ones. The red ones I also enjoy, but are harder to find in my local stores.
Did the Germans put you up to this? Blink twice if you need to be rescued. 😅
Ive been stuck on pink sea salt and white pepper lately 😂
You guys forgot long pepper which is hotter than regular black pepper but pairs well with sweet dishes and sweet pickles it was used in European medieval cooking and Indian cooking, it's still used in modern Indian cuisine.
I despise black peppercorn, so use a five pepper blend in my grinder. I thought it was the brand of pepper I purchased, but tried a "gourmrt" bread and it was the same. To me it tastes like ash, like from charcoal. Yuck. The blend balances it out .
I mean it's good to know we've been eating the right one all along
Great breakdown 😊, the only error is that it's just not pink peppercorns, but all of them are technically fruit.
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