- The
Espelette pepper (French:
piment d'Espelette
French pronunciation: [pi.mɑ̃ dɛs.pə.lɛt] ; Basque:
Ezpeletako biperra) is a
variety of Capsi**** annuum...
- madre, lit. 'I Didn't Find
Roses for My Mother'; French:
Roses rouges et
Piments verts, lit. 'Red
Roses and
Green Peppers'; Italian:
Peccato mortale, lit...
- The bell
pepper is
called "パプリカ" (papurika) or "ピーマン" (pīman, from
French piment pronounced with a
silent 't') in ****an. In Switzerland, the
fruit is mostly...
-
Piment Fort was a po****r
Quebec humoristic game show
hosted by
Normand Brathwaite which aired on TVA from 1993 to 2001.
Piment Fort
means "hot pepper"...
- from the
French side of the Pyrenees,
which is
traditionally ****ed with
piment d'Espelette,
Spanish chorizos are ****ed with pimentón. The
sausage may...
-
Beachcomber Hotels buys the
former "Le
Mariya Hotel"
located in
Pointe aux
Piments.
Following extensive works, the
hotel is
renamed Le
Victoria 1996 : Le...
- (Eastern part in Rivière du
Rempart District) Plaine-des-Papayes Pointe-aux-
Piments Terre-Rouge
Triolet Trou-aux-Biches Ville-Bague (Eastern part in Rivière...
- lane. 9.
Chemin ****onais/Chemin Pointe-aux-
Piments The road
leading to the
village of Pointe-aux-
Piments used to be
called hemin ****onais. It has been...
- Fundazioa) (in French)
Piment d'Espelette, site
dedicated to the
pepper Traditional Espelette house with
peppers drying on the
walls Piments d'Espelette, Espelette...
- used in a
variety of dishes. The
aromatic vegetables green bell
pepper (
piment doux), onion, and
celery are
called "the trinity" by
chefs in
Cajun and...
