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Habanero Pepper
Habanero peppers are a perennial flowering plant that is a variety of chilli pepper. It looks like a small chili pepper with a size of 2 to 6cm and has a potent spicy flavor. The unripe habaneros are generally green, as they mature the color of the habanero varies from orange to red. The orange and red habanero peppers are the common variants, but there are white, brown, yellow, green and purple habaneros. The habaneros are well known for its spiciness that are rated from 100, 000 to 350,000 on the scoville scale.
Habanero peppers originated from Amazon and spread to many other countries. Mexico is now known to be the largest producer of the habanero. Therefore, it is also known as the mexican flavor. It is grown in a sunny area and soil with a ph level of 5 to 6. The popular products of habaneros are sauces, puree or salsa and other spicy foods, which is mainly due to its heat, flavor and floral aroma. The plant compound called capsaicin present in the habanero is responsible for their hot pungent flavor. Several cultivators created the milder version of the habanero which retains the traditional aroma, flavor for people loves the flavor and aroma but not spiciness of the habaneros.
Habaneros are the fruits of the pepper plant that provide a good amount of water, protein, carbohydrate, sugar, fiber and fat. The vitamins and minerals present in the peppers are generally taken in a small amount due to its spicy flavor. It contains the generous amount of vitamin C, vitamin B6, vitamin K1, potassium, copper and vitamin A.