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The Jwala is the most popular chile in India, adding great flavor and spice to many Indian dishes. The word “Jwala” means “Volcano” in Hindi, and they are commonly found in the Gujarat region of India. The peppers start out light green and ripen to red, and can be used fresh or dried. Next up is Laurel Parker, who reads lines from As You Like It after munching on a Bird's eye chilli.

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So you did it again. You ignored all the warnings to wear gloves when cutting peppers, and now you have hot pepper hands. You’re not alone. It’s impossible to enjoy authentic Indian cuisine, especially authentic curries, without partaking in the jwala pepper. Also known as the Indian finger hot pepper, the jwala is the most popular hot pepper in India, and as such it’s used in all sorts of spicy foods, both as a fresh chili as well as dried. This chili provides a very eatable medium heat to meals. How hot are jwala peppers? As soon as your chillies are the colour and size that you want, you can harvest them by simply snipping them off at the top of their stem.

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How hot are jwala peppers?

Lauren Sheerman, meanwhile, is a little more theatrical in her rendition of Macbeth after devouring a Bird's eye and green finger chilli. 'Nor heaven peep through the blanket of the dark. To cry “Hold, hold!”, she shouts before launching into a tirade of expletives and downing some milk, which is though to help cool the heat. Chillies do best in a rich, well-draining soil. A quality, general-purpose compost is ideal, especially if you mix in some perlite too to improve drainage.