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Fresh Padron Peppers Reviews

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Try our fresh padron peppers, hand picked every week and shipped from Spain. These famous little green peppers are served as a tapa in bars all over Spain and are an absolute favourite with holidaymakers and locals alike. Horsal are a Cooperative based in Galicia specialising on the growing of traditional Galician vegetables, in which padron pepper is their star product. With a unique sweet, almost asparagus-like taste and a salty outside, Pimientos de Padron are as delicious as they are popular. Their padron peppers are grown using autoctonous seeds from the area, allowing them to have variable levels of capsaicin vs more commercial padron style peppers who cant achieve that, hence their motto: ‘unos pican, otros no’ which translates to ‘some are spicy, some are not’ These peppers best suit simple cooking; just blister in a hot pan with a smudge of olive oil and a generous sprinkle of crunchy sea-salt until wilted and soft. They can be used as an accompaniment to other ingredients but shine best as a simple tapas on their own. Our Padron Peppers come in 200g packs with 24 peppers per bag.  

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Alison Shepherd
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Very fresh.
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Derek Robinson
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Very tasty. From Granada and tastier than UK supermarket offerings
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Monty Stuart-Monteith
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All the taste of a fresh chilli but no heat. Absolutely delicious in a casserole or stir fry
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Simon Earley
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Very fresh
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Sara Selga-Ferrer
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Easy and delicious vegan side or tapa
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Sharon Collyer
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Beautifully fresh plump peppers. Lightly pan fried in oil and ‘Sal gorda’ totally delicious!
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