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Bird's eye Chili (Photography) ***Do you love spicy foods?*** If yes, your dish is incomplete without the spice of chilies. 🌶️ I'll show some of our planted chili plant at home. I captured these photos a while ago after I ate my breakfast. Our Bird's Eye Chili🌶️
They are presumably called **Bird's Eye Chili** because of their small round shape and because they have been spread by birds, which are not affected by the heat of the peppers.
The **bird's eye chili** is small, but is quite **hot** much hotter than a common **jalapeño**. Bird's eye chiles are small, thin, pointy peppers that are red when mature. They are green when unripe but can still be eaten, and are sometimes orange or purple depending on maturity. We love to add this chili on our dipping sauce, which best compliments with fried fish, fried or roasted pork or dried salted fish. You can plant some of this and I can tell it will grow easily in your backyard. ***Do you love hot and spicy chilies too? 🌶️*** ***Please share some spicy thoughts and opinions in the comment section below. 👇🏻🌶️***
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Its kinda familiar and famous chili here in our country, i love spicy food so able to use that chili when i was cooking some food to have that extra taste.
Yes, this plant easily grows in our land. It is nice to have this chili at home, no need to buy in the market if you need some spices. I love the kick it gives in my foods too. All the people at home loves a little bit of spiciness in our cooking.
Yes, chili gives always a twist on our food to make it more delicious and eaten more by others.
We have that kind of chili but it's at the pond. I love not too much spicy food.hehe
My uncle planted all of those. He loves to plant this kind of chili, so we can use it if we need to add spicy flavors in our foods especially during occasions. I love the kick of the spice in my foods and sauces but there are time I can't bare the spiciness especially if it's extra hot.
me too. I often have chili every meal.haha