/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11289515
Looks like serrano to me.

What do they taste like? That should be the best indicator as to what they are, and more importantly how to use them.

>>11289519
oh, shit, i forgot to say, i bought them at an asian market, if that makes a difference. sounds like a good guess to me though. i ate a smaller one raw. usual green pepper flavor, moderately hot, definitely hotter than jalapeno, made my nose run, burned for a few minutes. thanks

>>11289567
There's a Korean chili which I don't know the name of that is similar to a serrano but they're a little bigger. Looking at your pic again that seems like a more likely match, those are a bit big for Serranos. My local Asian market calls them "Korean Hot". That said, they're basically the same flavor as as serrano or what you described: hotter than a Jalapeno, not as hot as habaneros, but no distinctive taste other than that of a green pepper.

cowhorn chilis

>>11289581
neat, thanks anon. pic related came up for 'korean hot chili' looks exactly like em. i think im going to pickle some
>>11289583
reminded me of those too, theyre most likely the korean ones

>>11289601
fuck im retarded, this is the pic

I like my puzza with garlic. When and how should I add it? I just chop it and mix it into the sauce raw and let it cook along with the sauce before adding the mozzarella.

>>11289613
pizza*

>>11289601
>>11289604
i'm fairly certain thats cowhorn

>>11289613
I don't cook my pizza sauce, just crush the tomatoes and sprinkle chopped garlic on after I spread the sauce on the pizza. That's when I add my oregano and rosemary as well.

>>11289760
I meant that I add the tomato on the dough and send it into the oven, not that I pre-cook it by itself.

>>11289515
>>11289581
>>11289604
The Korean name for this is 'gochu' (고추)

This word is also childish slang for penis

>>11290049
Gochu just means pepper though. What kind of gochu?

>>11290059
Korea doesn't have a bunch of varietals of hot peppers, there's basically just the one so that's what the word refers to. If you mean something else, then you specify otherwise

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_chili_pepper

>>11289515
Other guys are right; those are Korean peppers. Oftentimes eaten raw with meats.

looks like finger hot peppers

What would you call the sauce made in this video? I tried it but it looked better than it tasted.

>>11289515
edamame