Shisito Peppers (restaurants or markets)
Where can I find shisito peppers, either as an appetizer or to make at home, aside from the usual Spanish suspects?
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You can find shishito peppers at any Korean market, like Han Au Reum on 32nd St. I usually got mine at the Korean markets in Queens and they're really cheap. I don't think I ever paid more than $2 for a good sized store-selaed styrofoam package.
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Han Ah Reum
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Well, if you can wait a few weeks, Bodhitree and/or Lani's Farm will have padron or shishito. The season doesn't start for another month or so. I remember seeing them around the 1st of July last year.
Lani's Farm schedule:
Monday: Union Square Greenmarket
Wednesday: Dag Hammarskjold & Tribeca
Thursday: Colombia
Saturday: Tribeca
Sunday: Carroll GardensBodhitree Farm:
Wednesday and Friday: Union Square
Saturday: Abingdon SquareI might stop by and ask how the crop is doing this year. (BTW, Nevia No has left Yuno's Farm, which is now known as Lani's Farm. No's new farm is called Bohitree. Yuno's Farm is no more.)
If you can't wait, try Eataly. They've actually had them on a consistent basis since they opened, which leads me to believe they have a hothouse provider.
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Union Square Greenmarket
Broadway and E 17th St, New York, NY 10003Eataly
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The greenmarket usually has them on Mondays and Fridays, last I checked. There is a stand that grows them in a hothouse year round, but they change locations and I can't remember the name.
If you want someone else to do the grunt work, jimmy's no. 43 does them the best (IMHO).
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Union Square Greenmarket
Broadway and E 17th St, New York, NY 10003Jimmy's No. 43
43 E 7th St, New York, NY 10003 -
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There are several vendors at the green markets who grow and sell both these, and Padron, peppers. But this is not the season, or at least I have yet to see them in the market.
The vendors I refer to include Lani's Farm and Bodhitree; you might ask them when the peppers will be available.
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