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Definition of hot pepper in US English: hot peppernoun Any of several varieties of pungent pepper used dried or chopped as a condiment. Example sentencesExamples - The fiery local hot peppers may kill the local intestinal parasites before they start trying to kill you.
- And as hot pepper popularity is growing constantly, the varieties just keep expanding.
- Pungent taste dominates such foods as hot peppers and chilies.
- The Greek salad combines rough chunks of tomato, cucumbers, red and green peppers, a triangle of feta and a hot pepper for a mild but refreshing result.
- A second later, her mother appeared at the other end of the kitchen from the pantry way, carrying some more hot peppers and onions for slicing and chopping.
- Sometimes it's better to work with just hot sauce instead of hot peppers as it's easier to adjust the heat to taste.
- I also freeze zucchini (grated up for sweet bread), green peppers and hot peppers.
- Chop hot pepper and place in small bowl and drizzle olive oil over.
- I was inspired by the photograph of Gingered Green Beans now in abundance, with chopped pickled ginger and bird's eye hot peppers.
- Stir in rice, tomatoes, corn, salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce and hot pepper sauce.
- When I eat certain hot peppers like jalapenos or crushed red pepper, the top of my head starts to sweat.
- Sliced onion, hot peppers, and chopped coriander are then added.
- Do not use really hot pepper, as my red hot pepper from the States would turn this chicken into a raging fire.
- Add another blast of pepper on top (or garnish with hot pepper rings, jalapeño rings or lemon slices if you don't like spiciness).
- Squeeze a wedge of lime on top, and if you're brave, add a few of the painfully hot peppers served on the side.
- These new varieties were created to fill the increasing demand for hot peppers for salsa and traditional culinary fare.
- There's also a freezer full of such frozen goods as okra, cut pigs' feet, snails, jute leaves, hot peppers, red snapper, and hard chicken.
- I used fresh basil, pungent chives, and a dash of hot pepper flakes in my master recipe.
- Abstract Capsaicin, the pungent ingredient of hot peppers, has long been used to identify nociceptors.
- To enhance this effect further, it is worth getting frisky with the cayenne pepper and spicing up meals with hot peppers and chillies.
Definition of hot pepper in US English: hot peppernoun Any of several varieties of pungent pepper used dried or chopped as a condiment. Example sentencesExamples - Stir in rice, tomatoes, corn, salt, pepper, Worcestershire sauce and hot pepper sauce.
- Add another blast of pepper on top (or garnish with hot pepper rings, jalapeño rings or lemon slices if you don't like spiciness).
- To enhance this effect further, it is worth getting frisky with the cayenne pepper and spicing up meals with hot peppers and chillies.
- And as hot pepper popularity is growing constantly, the varieties just keep expanding.
- I used fresh basil, pungent chives, and a dash of hot pepper flakes in my master recipe.
- Chop hot pepper and place in small bowl and drizzle olive oil over.
- The fiery local hot peppers may kill the local intestinal parasites before they start trying to kill you.
- I also freeze zucchini (grated up for sweet bread), green peppers and hot peppers.
- Sliced onion, hot peppers, and chopped coriander are then added.
- Pungent taste dominates such foods as hot peppers and chilies.
- There's also a freezer full of such frozen goods as okra, cut pigs' feet, snails, jute leaves, hot peppers, red snapper, and hard chicken.
- Abstract Capsaicin, the pungent ingredient of hot peppers, has long been used to identify nociceptors.
- Do not use really hot pepper, as my red hot pepper from the States would turn this chicken into a raging fire.
- I was inspired by the photograph of Gingered Green Beans now in abundance, with chopped pickled ginger and bird's eye hot peppers.
- Sometimes it's better to work with just hot sauce instead of hot peppers as it's easier to adjust the heat to taste.
- When I eat certain hot peppers like jalapenos or crushed red pepper, the top of my head starts to sweat.
- Squeeze a wedge of lime on top, and if you're brave, add a few of the painfully hot peppers served on the side.
- The Greek salad combines rough chunks of tomato, cucumbers, red and green peppers, a triangle of feta and a hot pepper for a mild but refreshing result.
- A second later, her mother appeared at the other end of the kitchen from the pantry way, carrying some more hot peppers and onions for slicing and chopping.
- These new varieties were created to fill the increasing demand for hot peppers for salsa and traditional culinary fare.
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