Capsicum chinense
Grown and consumed on a daily basis in the North region, the color of these peppers ranges from green to red as it ripens. Very spicy, it is used fresh, preserved, or transformed into hot sauces to season tucupi, Tacacá (cassava, dried shrimp and para cress broth) and fish dishes.
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