Shishito Peppers
This specialty pepper that hails from Japan is generally pretty mild, however, rumor has it that one in ten will be quite spick – a little pepper roulette anyone? This pepper has a huge Farm Market following among those looking for a quick, tasty and unusual appetizer or side dish.
Jalapeno
Serrano
Spanish Padron Peppers
Poblano
Biquinho Peppers
Often called sweety drops, this marble sized Peruvian peppers have a distinctive fruity flavor with a tiny pop of heat at the finish. Biquinhos are great raw for snacking or in salads, bur are mostly found pickled.
Cayenne
Sweet peppers
Jimmy Nardello (Italy)
Long beloved by chefs, these quirky peppers with big, sweet, fruity flavor and very little heat are becoming a market favorite at TLC, affectionately referred to as “jimmies” or “nards”. Long, thin, curly, funky – they are as beautiful as they are flavorful and versatile. Don’t miss these!
Habanero
Grenada Peppers
This variety of habanero pepper is known for its flavor and versatility – sweeter and fruitier flesh than most habaneros with a spicy core. If you want the best flavor a habanero can offer with only a fraction of the heat, this is the one.
