얻기 후에 충분한 생각해 보는 것은 나가 위로 아주 일렀던 지 왜에 관해서는, 나 나가 조반을 위해 넘어서 좌로 아무거나가 있는지 보기 위하여 어제에 먹여 얻은 천막의 한에 넘어서 계속하는 것을 결정했다 본다 (사람들은 표시를 진짜로 분야의 정면에서 배치된) Passow "먹이지 않는다" 읽는 것을 배워야 한다. 충분히 확실히, 그들은 모두를 위한 커피를 만들기 높은 쪽으로 이었다.
컵 및 몇몇 조반 burritos 또한 전부를 위해 들른 점점 사람들은 우리의 무모한 젊음의 이야기를 먹고 공유됬다. 우리는 그것을 위해 위로 데우기 위하여 불 구덩이 가기 높은 쪽으로 전부 이었다 아직도 확실히 감기 끝냈다. 화염 던지는 사람은 위로 가열한다에 상표를 붙이기 위하여 철회한다 칠레 고추를 만들어진 가정을 주어지고 나무와 캐비넷 문의 많은 덩어리는 상표가 붙었다.
나는 진짜로 나의 팔에 이들중 하나를 얻기 위하여 유혹되었다…
화염 던지는 사람이 어쨌든 밖으로 있었기 때문에, 사람들은 원래 주어진 무슨을 위해를 위해 가정 제작한 로스트오븐에 있는 그것을 포착해, 고추를 불에 굽는 사용하는 이 기회를! 이렇게, 고요한 소화 지난 밤의 식사 이외에, 오늘 아침의 식사, 나는 또한 식도의 아래 약간 불에 구워진 고추를 던져야 했다. I think I had eating my fill for the week.
Homemade roaster hard at work.
But wait! There’s even more food to had! A few camp sites down, Butch Taylor was fixing up some deep fried meals for everyone. Including some breaded catfish and oysters! I’ve never had breaded oysters so this was a treat. I’m always up to trying new things. Ever had monkey brains? I don’t suggest you do, they’re not all that tasty.
Butch Taylor of Zydeco Hot Sauces hard at work frying up catfish.
Everybody started packing their stuff up after that. I was going to stay until Monday but since everyone else was leaving and it was going to rain again that night, I decided to take the only dry time I had and pack up camp too and take one last shot of there two:
Sandi and Betty showing off their awards.
I said my goodbyes and left somewhere around noon. This event was truly amazing. The generosity of every person in attendance warmed my heart (and tongue). Jim Campbell’s ability to be so giving still astounds me to this day. The man grows this field on his own time and dime just for us, allows us to pick for free, houses us in the fields, gives all the money earned from the raffle and auction to charity, and does this year after year?!?!? He truly is a modern marvel and we should all be so lucky if we even learn one thing about the act of generosity from this great man. Thanks Jim, and thanks to everyone who attended.
That’s a huge pile of peppers. Thanks Jim!!!
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That’s a nice harvest! What are the yellow (cayenne types) called?
Comment fired by Ol' Benito — October 1, 2009- 8:05 pm
Hey Benito! Those would be the Bulgarian Carrot that I was ranting about in the previous post.
Comment fired by Jonathan Passow — October 1, 2009- 8:34 pm
Excellent hot, blue, and righteous read Jon! Hope you saved seed from the 7 Pot!
Comment fired by Leslie Jim — October 2, 2009- 8:37 am
As I’ve said many times before- it’s YOU folks that make the event, the event! It’s just a patch of chiles without you guys. I thank you all for coming over & visiting!
I did have some yellow cayenne out there. Interestingly enough, they were called “yellow cayenne”
Comment fired by Jim — October 2, 2009- 3:45 pm
Sounded like one helluva great time, maybe some day I will be able to take the trip out there. Congrats on the fund raising and turnout Jim. See you in a week.
Comment fired by Buddah — October 2, 2009- 7:52 pm
WHOAAAA!! You mean I was there? In Person??????
Geeezzzz its all such a blur! Passow, was you the
6′4″ 259 lb giant staying out in the orchid in a
little tent? Where was the lime green gremlin?
I’m so confused.
LOL
Comment fired by James Taylor — October 2, 2009- 9:55 pm
Yep, you were there “James”. I was the giant in the fields but I wasn’t anywhere near 259, lol. That would probably put me at a “healthy weight”.
The Lime Green Gremiln was sold unfortunetly
Comment fired by Jonathan Passow — October 2, 2009- 10:02 pm