Cayenne Pepper
Cayenne Pepper’s (Capsicum minimum or Capsicum fastigiatum) health benefits are many, varied and truly astonishing. I was never aware it had so many wonderful healing properties until I started to study herbs. You, like me, may have just thought of cayenne pepper (or also known as chili powder) as a great cooking spice. There are many different types of pepper spices made from red peppers, varying in strength from the mild paprika to the hottest cayenne.
Where does cayenne come from? The fruit or body of the peppers are dried then ground down, pulped and baked into cakes, which are then sifted to make the spice known as cayenne pepper. In case you may be slightly confused, red hot chili peppers are sometimes referred to as "cayenne peppers" as well.
...don't forget to check out Metaphysical Monthly in February for the rest of the article!!
5 comments:
you have definatley caught my curious side... I will check it out for sure
Thank you and yes, I do love herbs! Just so you know, I take all the herbs that are in season and post about each one. There are plenty of herbs for the month of January :)
I will certainly read the rest of your article come Febuary~
Congratulations Lisa! Very, very interesting and your blog looks fabulous!!!!!!
I am excited to find out more about cayenne!
Do you know where the cayenne pepper originate?
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