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Scotch Bonnet Pepper

By : HaitianCooking | Comments Off on Scotch Bonnet Pepper | On : January 19, 2015 | Category :

English: Scotch Bonnet Pepper
Creole: piman piquant
French: piment

Definition: These peppers are very similar to the habanero and are mainly found in the caribbean.

Use: Use to flavor dishes or added to epis and piklis.

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