Throwback! Drying some peppers in our last(ish) harvest

Sorry for another throwback; the camera decided to die and we didn't have time to finish a whole video. We will have new content next week about what we do for fun. Thanks for watching as always!
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[@zassonouka]

Are the small ones spicy peppers and the big ones behind the basket sweet peppers ? Sorry I don't know much about spicy peppers/chilli's but thinking of growing some as we've recently become addicted to Tabasco sauce. Mrs Nouka did dry some one year by threading them on a string and hanging them under the eaves of our house during winter for a week or two.
You're a braver man than me doing it without gloves 🤣😂

[@HomesteadJapan]

The ones in the basket are habaneros. The rest of them, the longer types of peppers, are a combination of jalapenos and seranos. We did grow some sweet peppers pi-man and bell peppers, though those mostly got used as soon as we picked them except at the end of the year when I froze a bunch.
I definitely sometimes pay for not doing it with gloves. Some of them will leave my hands tingling for hours after. I would recommend everyone where gloves and definitely be careful around the eyes and other sensitive parts, hah.