These are rather special don't you know.
Not found anywhere and grown in a particular area only. They're juicy but not watery. The skin is taught with healthy life force and what is made out of is a stuffed dried ochre coloured rusty looking chilly.
This is a recipe more than four generations old in my mothers side of the family and is passed down word of mouth.
Today, or rather tomorrow I will learn this recipe.
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