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Fresh Padron Peppers, Hand Picked from Spain, Sweet and Salty, Tapas Favorite 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. We work with a cooperative specialising on the growing of traditional Spanish 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. But beware of 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.

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Very nice as I expected. Very well packed
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Posted 6 years ago
Fresh ... lasted over a week in the fridge. Good price for the quantity. Would buy again.
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Posted 6 years ago
Claire Freeman
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Easy to cook in the pan, we added some sea salt and thoroughly enjoyed them! Makes a great starter.
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Posted 6 years ago
Mirka Garland
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Always a favourite in our home, a great appetiser. Perfect on their own or with other tapas treats.
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Posted 6 years ago
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Fraser Sommerville
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Easy to cook and very tasty. Went down well with the family.
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Posted 6 years ago
Steve Patton
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First came across them in San Sebastian can't find them locally so being able to source them from Basco is fantastic
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Posted 6 years ago
Heather Kiernan
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They are absolutely fab especially when fried in Spanish olive oil and then sprinkled with sea salt!
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Posted 6 years ago