View Full Version : Hi everyone, need help with a pepper name
harebearva
12-31-2007, 08:45 PM
Hi all. I'm new to the forum and I need everyone's help. FOr YEARS.... My grandmother has made a great hot sauce using a small thin yellow/green pepper she calls a "daddle" pepper, or at least that's what it sounds like! LOL Anyone ever heard of this kind of pepper, or is it bascially a "hometown re-naming" of some other pepper? Thanks for any help!
Datil?
http://thechileman.org/results.php?find=DATIL+%28PI+281435%29&heat=Any&origin=Any&genus=Any&chile=1&submit=Search
harebearva
12-31-2007, 09:33 PM
I do believe that's it! Thanks for unraveling the mystery for me. She makes this sauce thats completely addictive. I have yet to get her to part with the recipe....Though I'm workin on her!
Thanks again!
Just so you'd be sure, here's a couple of better pictures:
http://www.fiery-foods.com/images/ed/fieryfriends/datil_heinr.jpg
http://www.pepperproducts.com/SuperDatil6a.jpg
Note that the little ones are the normal kind in the second picture.
You could also look for Datil sauces recipes online.
ABurningMouth
01-01-2008, 07:56 PM
What are the large ones?
What are the large ones?
'Super Datil Pepper'...
http://www.pepperproducts.com/SuperDatil9a.jpg
stillmanz
01-02-2008, 02:42 AM
They your photos Omri? Healthy looking plant. They are a nice pepper to cook with too plenty hot enough but with a nice flavour. theres a guy in England who candies them and uses it in chocolate.
Do you really think I'll call my peppers 'Super Datil Pepper'? :lol:
That's just how the seed companies labeled them.
My Datil are still growing, no pods yet. :)
LUCKYDOG
01-02-2008, 11:43 AM
The Super dee Duper Datils look more like Devils tongue
stillmanz
01-02-2008, 07:32 PM
Becareful luckydog you can't say things like that round here lol or yoiu end up like me hunted by the science types lol
Becareful luckydog you can't say things like that round here lol or yoiu end up like me hunted by the science types lol
Hello?
Did someone say my name?
stillmanz
01-02-2008, 07:59 PM
lol you know I secretly love you Pam. they do look like DT though don't they very irresponsible of the seed company I would say.
LUCKYDOG
01-03-2008, 11:11 AM
** whispering** We'll have to keep it down Pam is listening
or a Fatelli tough to say looking at the colors
15$ for 20 - 30 seeds for Super dee Duper Datil
** whispering** We'll have to keep it down Pam is listening
See? I could have sworn I heard someone said my name.
or a Fatelli tough to say looking at the colors
15$ for 20 - 30 seeds for Super dee Duper Datil
They don't offer much information on what the Super Datil Dew pepper is. Is it a hybrid or a stabilized improved variety?
LUCKYDOG
01-03-2008, 12:21 PM
Im thinking a cross of the two possibly Datil and Yellow Fatelli.
Probably tastes good and w/plenty of heat
stillmanz
01-03-2008, 04:56 PM
You'dhope it was a cross but people are lazy. May be the did it unawares,but I bet they are straight as an arrow pure dt,I might email emand ask for a source...I won't hold my breath fora response lol.
ABurningMouth
01-06-2008, 08:49 PM
If they say it tastes like a Datil, I'd like to get it to find out for sure. Just taste the seeds.
If they say it tastes like a Datil, I'd like to get it to find out for sure. Just taste the seeds.
You can tell what a pepper is by tasting the seeds?
I am quite deeply impressed.
You can tell what a pepper is by tasting the seeds?
I am quite deeply impressed.
I've tasted a lot of seeds in my life, and so far I couldn't tell what kind of pepper they are by just tasting.
Although the ones with high fat do have an almond kind of taste.
ABurningMouth
01-06-2008, 10:15 PM
High fat? There's no fat in there?
High fat? There's no fat in there?
Seeds contain fat, even if in very low quantities.
Pepper seeds especially have extremely low amount of fat, that's why you can't even taste it.
BUT... the ones with (relatively) high fat have a certain flavor.
ABurningMouth
01-06-2008, 11:06 PM
Ok I shouldn't be so close-minded. Especially since I don't know the nutritional content and value of pepper seeds.
stillmanz
01-07-2008, 10:20 AM
I just think someone saw dollars.. they look like fatalii or devils tongues and I bet they taste the same... I really need to fire that email off to the seed company in question but damnit I'm too drunk and lazy lol.
chilehunter
01-07-2008, 05:27 PM
1 question. if datil's grow from green to yellow, then what about the type cross country nurseries sells ? they say theirs go from green to orange (to red sometimes) so which is the correct ripe color & who has the real datil ?
From what I've seen, Datil ripen from green to bright yellow, but sometimes they do get a deeper yellow, kind of orange.
The only red Datil I've heard about, is the sweet version:
http://thechileman.org/results.php?find=SWEET+DATIL&heat=Any&origin=Any&genus=Any&chile=1&submit=Search
chilehunter
01-07-2008, 05:45 PM
CCN sells 2 types - datil & datil sweet. the datil sweet they say will go to red but the other normal datil goes to orange & sometimes red.
just confused on which is the real datil. CCN says nothing about the color yellow
I'm no expert, just saying what I know.
Maybe it's like with the Naga Morich. meaning it should go red if the conditions are perfect. OR it might be a cross.
stillmanz
01-07-2008, 05:58 PM
I'm pretty sure the true datil is yellow with a ting of orange not canary yellow or red. the red datil or sweet one is such a strech just cashing in on a renowned "Americanised pepper" ... Its like how there selling red fatalii not, they don't look like fatalii they don't tatse half as good as fatalii, its just economics. You ever noticed in the nurseries all the habanero types are always marked "worlds hottest" never worlds tastiest?
Sorrry for the rant it just bugs me.
chilehunter
01-07-2008, 06:16 PM
I didnt want to stir everyone up, well maybe I did ;) :lol: J/K
I was just curious to know what is considered the true color of a datil when ripe. I guess deep yellow could be construed as orange, but then why say red ?
I thought the datil & datil sweet is 100% USA (FL) chile
stillz - I understand where you're coming from, about people labeling chiles as the worlds hottest. which is a crock of shit IMO, since I know which ones are the top contenders for that record (any real chilehead would know this) around here some stores sell caribbean red habs as worlds hottest :rolleyes:
around here some stores sell caribbean red habs as worlds hottest :rolleyes:
Well they are kinda hot. :P
To be honest, I don't think it really matters. I mean, for most people Caribbean red is more than enough.
If it's not hot enough, then a simple Google search will solve their problems. ;)
chilehunter
01-07-2008, 06:47 PM
omri - caribbean red habs are plenty hot for me, & tasty I might say. but I was just agreeing with stillz that stores label some chiles as "worlds hottest" when in fact they are not the hottest chile, kinda false advertising. we all know which ones are the top contenders for this title.
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