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BOLA (CAP1655)

Species: Annuum Origin: Spain Heat: Unknown
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Meaning ball or Marble. See also Casabel.

BOMBILLA AMARILLA

Species: Annuum Origin: Spain Heat: Hot
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Bombilla Amarilla is a rare heirloom variety from the south of Spain. The pods are round and small (cherry tomato size) and mature to a bright yellow. They're so bright in the summer sun that they appear to look like light bulbs which is what they're named after (bombilla). They're used in southern spanish cusine and have a strong following particularly from the South American communities of Madrid and Barcelona.

CASADOS NATIVE

Species: Annuum Origin: Spain Heat: Medium
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A medium sized pepper from Casado Farms in El Guique, New Mexico although its origins can be traced to Spain

CONQUISTADOR

Species: Annuum Origin: Spain Heat: Sweet
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Description currently unavailable.

GRANDE (PI 297456)

Species: Annuum Origin: Spain Heat: Sweet
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GUINDILLA

Species: Annuum Origin: Spain Heat: Mild
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Guindilla is elongated and curved, measuring 1,5 to 5 inches long and 0,25 to 0,5 inch wide. The green inmature pod has a mild pungency and green been flavor. As guindilla matures, it becomes more pungent. The red guindilla is medium-hot with a sweet flavour. In the Spanish Basque country, guindilla is served as a tapas or vegetable, fried with garlic in olive oil. The red guindilla is dried and used as a flavoring component in dishes such as dried cod al pil pil and gambas al pil pil.