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Flat Iron Pepper Company
#1
I was always the kid who loved going to the pizzeria and dumping half the container of crushed red onto every slice.  I still use a lot of it on spaghetti and meatballs.  So I feel like Flat Iron opened up shop just for me.  The Dark and Smoky blend (chipotle, anchor, habanero) is my absolute favorite for most things, as it turns mac and cheese or deviled eggs into something awesome.  But I've got a couple of other varieties too that I lean towards for various things.  I think Sancho has one called "I can't feel my face" that is a laundry list of the hottest chiles known to man.  I need to give that one a shot for the novelty.

Anyone else keep these around?  They're a little softer than typical crushed red, and so they don't end up feeling gritty in your food when used as a plate condiment.
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#2
I'll have to check that out. Got a link?

I love me some red pepper olive oil. Kinda on the expensive side tho. 

https://www.amazon.com/Tony-Gemignani-Ol...185&sr=8-2
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#3
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H23NTVG/ref...5Q16W6Z81M
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#4
Holy smoke that's some expensive pepper flakes.

I use red pepper flakes on just about errything. But I buy the big bulk pantry size plastic jugs of spices from Sams.
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#5
Yeah, these are definitely a few steps better than the genetic ones.
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#6
Was thinking of pulling the trigger on that oil. What do you use it for? I was gonna just dip crusty bread in it.
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#7
I discovered the pepper olive oil at an awesome pizza joint in Vegas. They keep a bottle on each table. 

https://pizzarocklasvegas.com/

Sure, try it for dipping bread/pizza. 

I use it like I would any olive oil when I saute veggies or brown up a roast.  It packs some heat.
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