jalapeno

[tweety]

I hate when the cook on tv pronounces jalapeno, "halapeeno." It's "halapenyo." (not sure how to use the accent marks here.)

[jeanmarie]

You mean it's not 'jal a penno'?

[ironbutterfly]

I once got a killer deal on a large amount of jalapeno peppers. When I got them home I was like great.....now WTF do I do with all these?

I googled pickled jalapeo peppers and my husband was a happy gas filled man for the rest of the year :laugh: I made a mix. Jalepenos, red pepper strips, carrot slices, cauliflower and onion. I ddon't eat pickled items but he said they were amazing :gvibes:

[Tametaz]

So it is not "Ja LAP a no"?

[pugnrandy]

So it is not "Ja LAP a no"?
Nor horsey dervies??

[pugnrandy]

hal-a PEEN-yohs is correct.

[Adrianita]

I would say something like "hal-ah-pen-yos"

and I'm from Mexico! "jalapeños" are delicious :jump:

:gvibes:

[jesslag]

Nor horsey dervies??
lol when I was a kid I used to love reading cookbooks. Well I used to call hours douerves (sorry for my spelling) hours devowers (hours like the time and devoures like to eat really fast lol)Man my spelling sucks.

[ironbutterfly]

lol when I was a kid I used to love reading cookbooks. Well I used to call hours douerves (sorry for my spelling) hours devowers (hours like the time and devoures like to eat really fast lol)Man my spelling sucks.


ours was horses dovaries :laugh:

[jeanmarie]

ours was horses dovaries :laugh:


Kind of like when our son was three, and thought when we said 'Cheers' for a toast, we were really saying 'Up yours' - not something we ever said, we wondered where he came up with that?

[pugnrandy]

Kind of like when our son was three, and thought when we said 'Cheers' for a toast, we were really saying 'Up yours' - not something we ever said, we wondered where he came up with that?
Won't tell you what MY son said at three since this is a recipe thread but I will tell you it had something to do with "bow movements."
Now, to stay on topic, how 'bout those jap-a-leenos?? :smile9: :smile9: :smile9: