Sentence examples for local peppers from inspiring English sources

The islands' vinegar-driven, mustard-spiked pepper sauce -- made with incendiary local peppers like moruga red, bejeucal, West Indies red and the superlative moruga scorpion – pairs perfectly with hearty island specialties like bake and shark, a sandwich that serves up deep-fried shark filets on a freshly baked round roll, or callaloo, a stew of leafy greens and coconut milk.

Usually we await the reddening of the local peppers -- that sweet, juicy, infinitesimally sharp flavor is part of the allure.

Cubist paintings, and contemporary ceramic and metal sculptures decorate the public spaces, including the central, open-air courtyard where olive trees grow and dried local peppers hang.

I doused it in pika, the local pepper sauce, and chased it with a Bacardi, then watched neighborhood children play soccer as the sun took its leave.

Peel fearlessly ventures into the militants' swamp hideouts in the lawless region – "a trouble spot as hot as the local pepper soup" – where millions of dollars of oil have been siphoned off to fuel the insurgency.

Nowadays, a Sichuanese cook uses the zesty green or red local pepper, scallions, earthy fermented broad bean and chile paste, black fermented soy beans, dried tangerine peel and dozens of types of chiles (big and small, red and green, fiery and mild) prepared in several ways: fresh, dried and pickled.

Click here to buy it from Guardian Bookshop for £24 This classic antipasti, which originates from the northern Italian region of Piedmont, uses two main ingredients which are key to the local diet – peppers and tinned tuna.

Add one cup thick coconut milk, one garlic clove (optional), one sliced onion, a little local hot pepper, salt and black pepper to taste.

Local ingredients pepper the menu.

(A regular query: "Are you French Canadian?") When making small talk with locals, he peppers the conversation with curious details..

(A regular query: "Are you French Canadian?") When making small talk with locals, he peppers the conversation with curious details...