pepper

There`s a difference. I bought Madagascar pepper in Montreal a couple
of years ago. It tastes and smells way better than other peppers.

No real point to this post other than I wish I could find good other
good peppers. e.

"lainieg@bell.ca" <lainiegor@gmail.com> wrote in message
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| There`s a difference. I bought Madagascar pepper in Montreal a couple
| of years ago. It tastes and smells way better than other peppers.
|
| No real point to this post other than I wish I could find good other
| good peppers. e.

Try Penzeys. They ship internationally and have superb
spices, including a killer "extra bold" peppercorn along with
great tellicherry and malabar.
http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penze...ml?id=egxuUhGz

pavane

lainieg@bell.ca wrote:
> There`s a difference. I bought Madagascar pepper in Montreal a couple
> of years ago. It tastes and smells way better than other peppers.
>
> No real point to this post other than I wish I could find good other
> good peppers. e.


Indian Tellichery is delicious and very aromatic, also.

gloria p

"pavane" <pavane@somewhere.something.com> wrote in news:FQBQm.267514
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> Try Penzeys. They ship internationally and have superb
> spices, including a killer "extra bold" peppercorn along with
> great tellicherry and malabar.


Yep. Penzeys is a great source!

If you are lucky enough to have a store nearby, and look as clueless as I
do, on occasion, LOL, you can get an employee to tour guide you around
for what you're looking for, with lots of "sample" glass jars they'll
open and let you take a whiff of each of any spice from any of several
world harvest suppliers. A real treat for the schnoz!

The place smells intoxicating.

When checking out my purchases I thanked my "guide" and said "it must be
great to work in a place that smells so great."

She replied, "my sense of smell is dulled, day in and day out, you know."

I nodded with a degree of sadness.

Best and goodnight Mrs. Calabash--wherever you are!

Andy

lainieg@bell.ca <lainiegor@gmail.com> wrote:

> There`s a difference. I bought Madagascar pepper in Montreal a couple
> of years ago. It tastes and smells way better than other peppers.

What kind of "Madagascar pepper"... black or green?

> No real point to this post other than I wish I could find good other
> good peppers. e.

There are all kind of peppers out there, so you'd have to be a bit more
specific. A very good kind of black pepper is Tellicherry; a very good
kind of white pepper is Muntok, for example.

Victor

On Nov 29, 5:57*pm, azaze...@koroviev.de (Victor Sack) wrote:
> lain...@bell.ca <lainie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > There`s a difference. *I bought Madagascar pepper in Montreal a couple
> > of years ago. *It tastes and smells way better than other peppers.
>
> What kind of "Madagascar pepper"... black or green?
>
> > *No real point to this post other than I wish I could find good other
> > good peppers. *e.
>
> There are all kind of peppers out there, so you'd have to be a bit more
> specific. *A very good kind of black pepper is Tellicherry; a very good
> kind of white pepper is Muntok, for example.
>
> Victor

Black - it was kind of pricey, but worth it. I'll look at Penzey's -
I've ordered there before. Thx,

> GUEST wrote:
> There`s a difference. I bought Madagascar pepper in Montreal a
couple
> of years ago. It tastes and smells way better than other peppers.
>
> No real point to this post other than I wish I could find good
other
> good peppers. e.

I like the smell of almost all peppers but
they have to be fresh