The problem with Habaneros is you can't give enough away and are stuck with bushels and ended up canning them. Once a friend gets a few of the peppers, they are DONE. Very hot peppers, or wimpy friends.
My wife sucked out all of the air out of the kitchen pealing and cutting up the peppers. It was like trying to breath in chlorine gas or pepper spray. You didn't dare touch your face, especially around the eyes
We finally started using them as mole deterrent. It worked pretty well.
that's hilarious! You never mentioned, aah, umm, going pee? 
Yeah - I worked with Indians at Daimler - most of the IT contractors were from India. Excellent food! But I needed to get the toned down stuff. and be careful to not eat the small peppers (same with Thai food).From Papa Murphys I order a BBQ chicken pizza with a side of jalapeños to spread on it before I bake it. Sweet and spicy, I like spicy but for some reason I just can't eat a bell pepper.
Had neighbors that immigrated from India and their food would make a Mexican cry it was so spicy.
Reminds me of years ago a man from Laos I worked with was putting hot sauce on his noodles. Mexicans on the crew thought he was a pus for just putting a drop in his noodles so they got the bottle from him and put a big glog on a doriito.
Mexican turned pale then ran screaming for the water jug.
Point is you can buy for your preps hot sauce that goes a long way out of a little bottle. You may wish you had something to hide the taste of what you find to eat.
Costco has a mango/peach/etc. salsa I buy - always keeping some in the fridge. I use it with tamales and sometimes chip dip. It has just enough spiciness to make it interesting.
Trader Joe's has a good pineapple salsa. Peach and mango is always a good addition to salsa. But salsa verde is my favorite.
Dude, how many pounds of costco freeze dried chicken so you have now?!
Not very many considering once freeze dried, it's incredibly light, lol...
I put electrical outlets in our greenhouse and we run the dehydrator out there. The moisture and the heat are good for whatever we've got growing at the time.
Freeze dryer has an optimum temperature range for operation.
What kind of apple and are they dwarf, semi-dwarf, or full size trees?
The dwarf trees are so small, it's like a decorative tree with a few fruit treats.
That's ok. I wasn't really planning on getting the dwarf Siberian. I needed a pollinator for the other tree. I liked the idea of the colomnar because they don't grow many branches and are neighbor friendly with few branches.
