Description

Species: Annuum, Easy to grow, Mild, Rare

A member of the Capsicum Annuum species, Doux des Landes Chilli stands out for its unique combination of mild heat and a fruity flavour profile, making it a delightful addition to various culinary creations.

Taste Profile

Indulge in the light, sweet, and fruity flavour of Doux des Landes Chilli. With a gentle tang, the pods contribute a unique taste resembling a harmonious blend of apple and pear. Perfect for elevating salads or experimenting with homemade tempura. The taste experience is best captured through a chilli tasting video available for better understanding.

Heat Level

Embrace the mild heat of Doux des Landes Chilli, adding a subtle kick to your dishes without overpowering the palate. Ideal for those seeking a hint of warmth without the fiery intensity. It is rated 0 SHU on the Scoville scale.

Texture and Appearance

Doux des Landes Chilli showcases crunchy, fairly thick-skinned pods measuring 20 cm in length and 3 cm in width. As the pods mature, they transform from a vibrant green to a captivating bright red, enhancing both visual appeal and culinary versatility.

Size of Plant

Compact and space-friendly, the Doux des Landes Chilli plant reaches a manageable height of 60-70 cm. Thriving in pots, this variety is an excellent choice for those with limited space, promising a bountiful harvest.

Culinary Uses

Explore the culinary versatility of Doux des Landes Chilli by incorporating it into salads or attempting to create your own tempura. The mild heat and fruity undertones add a delightful dimension to a range of dishes.

Growing and Care

Effortlessly grow and maintain Doux des Landes Chilli, making it an accessible choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. Enjoy the satisfaction of a robust harvest, with the plant flourishing in a pot environment.

Fun Facts

• Doux Des Landes peppers were traditionally used in French cuisine, especially in regional dishes.
• The name “Doux Des Landes” translates to “Gentle from Landes,” reflecting its mild heat and origin in the Landes region of France.