Pure Indian Foods
Ghost Pepper (Smoked Bhut Jolokia), Certified Organic
Ghost Pepper (Smoked Bhut Jolokia), Certified Organic
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Our Certified Organic Ghost Peppers (Bhut Jolokia) add flavor, zest and intense heat that chili pepper lovers crave. Just the right amount is amazing! Too much can be harmful! Use the smallest amount first; gradually add more to learn what you can tolerate. These amazing peppers are available whole and ground.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Nutritional info
Nutritional info
Staff Tips
Staff Tips
What is a Best By Date?
What is a Best By Date?
A Best By Date is NOT an expiration date. A Best By Date serves as a "suggestion" for when a product will be of best flavor or quality. It is not a purchase or safety date. We sell products past their Best By date for a minimal discount. This offers you savings on a product which is still safe and useable for a long time.
Use the Food Keeper App on FoodSafety.gov to determine approximately how soon you should consume something after Best By Date.
Shipping
Shipping
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CONTINENTAL USA
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Canada: On average, 6-10 business days, but sometimes longer to get through customs.
International: We do not have an estimated time for other countries.
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International orders outside the USA may attract additional customs, taxes and duties upon entry to your country; this is the responsibility of the customer. If the package is refused by your country's customs department and it it sent back to us, the shipping cost will be non-refundable. Please be aware, there may be delays.
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We are online-only.
Return Policy
Return Policy
We want our customers to be satisfied with the quality of our products. If a product is damaged during shipping or you are unhappy with the product, simply let us know within 14 days after delivery, and we will try to resolve the situation to your satisfaction in a way that is fair to both parties. We are a small company and try to do our best for each situation. Please contact us if you have any questions prior to purchasing.
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If you receive the order and you are not satisfied with it, you can return the merchandise in original packaging within 14 days along with the receipt. Once we receive your package, we will refund the amount charged of the items returned. Unfortunately, we cannot refund the shipping costs, unless the product is damaged or defective.
ORDER REFUSED
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RETURNED TO SENDER / UNDELIVERABLE
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Bhut Jolokia! Meet the Ghost Pepper, a deceivingly innocent-looking chili pepper from Northeast India that happens to be one of the hottest chili peppers known to man.
A hybridized blend of the Capsicum Chinense (a pepper much like the habanero) and its genetic cousin, the Capsicum Frutescens, the name Ghost Pepper means Bhutanese Pepper in Assamese. The origin of the name was accidental - “Bhüt”, which means “Bhutanese” was inadvertently confused with another word, “bhut” which means ghost. There are other names as well, and one worth noting in particular - “Bih Zolokia” which literally means “poison pepper”, referring to the intensity of its heat.
In 2007, ghost peppers were the chili champions, unsurpassed as the hottest peppers in the world with a score of 1,041,427 SHU (about 6 times hotter than the habanero). In the years since, they have been ousted by a few others including the current world champion, the Carolina Reaper.
Here are some fun ideas:
- Add to chili (of course)
- Spice up some chutney
- Make a super spicy soup
- Make hot pepper sauce
- Add a bit to homemade pickles
- Try a recipe for Ghost Pepper jam or jelly
- Add a tiny bit to sauces, dressings and marinades
- Make super spicy buffalo wings
- Perk up homemade hummus or spike-up the store-bought version
- Add to a seasoning mix or dry rub
- Kick up your turkey or hamburgers
- Add to BBQ sauce
- Add to dipping sauces
- Try it with curries
- Great with meats – pork, beef, poultry and game meats
- Smear over the fence around your house to keep unwelcomed guests and pests away! (They do this in Northeastern India to keep wild elephants at bay)
Remember, these peppers are extremely hot! Wear gloves to protect fingers and hands, avoid touching your face and especially your eyes after handling and wash your hands thoroughly as well as your cooking equipment. Otherwise, DIG IN!
Warning
As with any chili peppers, keep away from children and use caution. Do not touch with bare hands. Do not use if you have a respiratory or heart condition, if you are allergic to peppers, or if you are pregnant or nursing.
Hi! I'm Sandeep.
I travel to India, Asia, South America, and Europe to bring you back some of the most pristine, pure, organic clean ingredients in the world. All the products you'll find here at Pure Indian Foods are ones that me and my family use personally.
My family has been making ghee since 1889. Today, my wife, Nalini (aka "The Ghee Lady"), carries on this tradition. She still makes all the ghee and tightens every jar by hand.
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