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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Seaman told us Scotch bonnet peppers are a foundational element of Caribbean cooking. They aren't just used for adding spice — they also add ...

This quick and flavorful Jamaican curry chicken made in a pressure cooker features tender boneless chicken thighs, creamy ...

A: Although Scotch Bonnet peppers resemble habanero chiles — and both belong to the Capsicum chinense species — they have different heat levels and flavor profiles. Also, habanero peppers are easily ...

Across the region and the diaspora, the Scotch bonnet lends its distinctive, tart, numbing heat to this hot sauce, offering a taste of the islands and a punch of flavor. By Korsha Wilson As a child, ...

Jim Penne wanted his jerk sauce to be as authentic as possible. So he grows his own Scotch bonnet peppers. "My wife and me have been to Jamaica many times and we really love their jerked foods. I ...

Why do most Caribbean people love spicy dishes? The No. 1 seasoning is the jerk seasoning used in so many dishes with chicken, fish, shrimp, burgers, etc. Then you have your curries — curried goat, ...

Pepper is one of the foundations of Nigerian cooking. Almost every savoury dish relies on it in some form. But ...

This simple starter of fried plantains quickly became the star of Adrian Forte’s menu at Sam Jordan’s modern Caribbean restaurant Lucia, which opened on Fairfax Avenue in the spring. The caramelized, ...