Plant database entry for Hot Pepper (Capsicum frutescens 'Ata Ijosi') with 13 data details.

Ata Ijosi is a traditional pepper mix that brings authentic flavors to your dishes. Ata Ijosi ingredient is perfect for making rich soups, stews, and sauces with a spicy and aromatic boost. Ata Ijosi combines a blend of fresh peppers, onions, and tomatoes, delivering both flavor and nutrition.

2023年8月30日 · Locals in Nigeria call it sombo bawa or ata ijosi. It’s a healthy source of vitamins (A, B, and K), carbs, and proteins. It adds spiciness and redness to stews, soups, and dishes like moi-moi.

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Cayenne pepper, known locally as "ata ijosi," is a vibrant red pepper indigenous to Nigeria. Frequently incorporated into soups, okra, egusi, ogbono, and various other African cuisines, it adds depth and heat to dishes. This spice serves as a nutritious source of carbohydrates, proteins, and essential vitamins A, B, an

2024年2月1日 · Cayenne pepper or shombo, also called Ata Ijosi in Yoruba and Ose talugwu in Igbo, is a long, slender and smooth chilli pepper with moderate heat. It pulls from 30,000-50,000 units on the Scoville scale and produces a deep, smoky aroma and red colour that adds a unique dimension when added to dishes.

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This Nigerian long bird pepper is from the Jos area and is added to the Yoruba word for chile: ata. Thin fleshed chiles grow erect. Does well in containers. Frutescens ID# 54. Built with WooCommerce.

carefully picked and blended ata ijosi. its is very hot and spicy.

A fairly hot (~80,000 SHU) C. frutescens from Nigeria. Small upright red pods. Commonly ground into powder, but could be useful anywhere you would normally use a Thai birds's eye or Tobasco.Description by Wambus Ata Ijosi Matt's Peppers