Roquito is a brand owned by Leathams Ltd and the product is a high quality red jalepeno pepper that comes in sweet syrup, giving a unique hot sweet flavour, with a crunch. You can try to grow them but alas I think you will be disappointed. However there are aimilar tasting chillis but it is in the curing liquor that brings out the flavour. To quinto can be bought many places ..... Tesco however waitrose have a very very good one that you will enjoy......
To quino don't you love auto correct!!!! Roquito ..... Try cherry bomb they are sweet and hot and due to the thick skin pickle very well for storage.... Will happily send you some seeds I had a to. This year...
Here's mine stuffed with feta earlier in the year!!!
Posting from my bed of many blankets - amazing how used you get to central heating!
Dove I have spent an hour looking for their website and had no joy with the menu - do you think they've barred me from going back?!
Thank you Dove and Stacey, looks like I'll have to strike them off the list and go through withdrawal cold turkey. I knew they tasted too good to make it onto my list
I really want to have another go at growing chilli's this year. Last year was a mixed result but I didn't get chance to experiment with bringing out the flavours with oils / alcohol.
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Sorry Dove, I couldn't get it Kef put me on the naughty step, she hasn't said I could get off yet
Could you look for the menu on the pubs website Clari
According to this https://www.oldenglishinns.co.uk/files/9113/8874/0758/OEI_Priceless_Menu.pdf
they were Sweet Roquito chilli peppers - can't find any info on the web about growing them, although it seems that Tescos stock them.
Stacey is a chilli fiend - she may know about growing them
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Clarington there are loads and loads of dinky chillies lol ..... I will research
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Roquito is a brand owned by Leathams Ltd and the product is a high quality red jalepeno pepper that comes in sweet syrup, giving a unique hot sweet flavour, with a crunch. You can try to grow them but alas I think you will be disappointed. However there are aimilar tasting chillis but it is in the curing liquor that brings out the flavour. To quinto can be bought many places ..... Tesco however waitrose have a very very good one that you will enjoy......
To quino don't you love auto correct!!!! Roquito ..... Try cherry bomb they are sweet and hot and due to the thick skin pickle very well for storage.... Will happily send you some seeds I had a to. This year...
Here's mine stuffed with feta earlier in the year!!!
Posting from my bed of many blankets - amazing how used you get to central heating!
Dove I have spent an hour looking for their website and had no joy with the menu - do you think they've barred me from going back?!
Thank you Dove and Stacey, looks like I'll have to strike them off the list and go through withdrawal cold turkey. I knew they tasted too good to make it onto my list
I really want to have another go at growing chilli's this year. Last year was a mixed result but I didn't get chance to experiment with bringing out the flavours with oils / alcohol.
Oh Stacey they look absolutely amazing!! I'm off to research what they require before I drool on the screen!
Oh forgot to say I found gold in the garden well 20p must of been there a while