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Does anybody know what the pickled chillies are that are commonly in the box with a doner kebab? They're not very hot, lime green, 4" long maybe?
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Is it a jalapeño type? Aci Sivri? I remember reading about these some time ago but I've forgotten the answer....and it's over 20years ago that I last ate a kebab!
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pepperoncini or green basque chillies?http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbiaComment
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I'm with scarlet, I thought they were jalapeño type.Comment
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Could be..Peperoncini - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaOriginally posted by sparrow100 View Post
They say they are often served with Kebabs....Comment
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Green Turkish chillis, apparently.
"Turkish chillies are typically long, pale green chillies (known in Turkey as biber, or pepper). They are usually sweet, but can also be hot. Turks love them for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you can’t find Turkish biber, just use long green chillies."
https://cooked.com.au/Sevtap-Y%C3%BC...b-kebab-recipeComment
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According to this Binnur's Turkish Cookbook: Pickled Long Green Peppers they are called sivri biber.Comment
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I have no idea, but I do like kebabs. And I do not believe they are jalapenos..Comment
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I need to see if I can get some sivi biber seeds now!What do you get if you divide the circumference of a pumpkin by its diameter?
Pumpkin pi.Comment
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Aaargh!
They were a whole salad bowlful for a quid yesterday in Lewisham market!
If they're there next week I'll get them and dig the seeds out for you. I know chillies cross but reckon when grown commercially you might get away with it?
For £1 it's worth a gamble!Comment
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I didn't think they were jalapenos either. Thanks for the input, some new ones to investigate
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Quote Originally Posted by skeggijon View Post
I need to see if I can get some sivi biber seeds now!
See post #2Originally posted by Scarlet View Post
Some Sivri Biber seeds here too Sea Spring SeedsComment
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