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scotch bonnet
noun
A variety of hot chilli pepper (a cultivar of Capsicum chinense).
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Scotch bonnet chiles -- hot as habaneros, but fruitier, almost sweet.
Use a Scotch bonnet chilli that is completely undamaged.
This is how Scotch bonnet peppers attack: one detonation after another, like a string of firecrackers.
Scotch bonnet peppers, notorious for their blistering power, added a tinge of heat.
Pandemic is the first taste – one that's like scotch bonnet mouthwash.
Helpful tags explain the differences between jalapeño, Scotch bonnet and poblano peppers, along with suggested uses.
Scotch bonnet peppers are very, very hot but give a lovely flavour.
Maybe one tomato, half a green pepper, and one yellow, scented-not-hot Scotch bonnet.
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They're eaten with Scotch bonnet-laden hot sauce and sometimes served with coco bread — a sweet and soft bun made with coconut milk.
Jamaicans, naturally, pride themselves on their Scotch-bonnet-eating prowess.
I have had more than one scotch bonnet/eyes incident.
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