Description

The Padrón pepper is a variety of pepper that appears in Spain in the convent of San Francisco de Herbón in La Coruña, Galicia.

They are small peppers, between 5 and 10 cm maximum of a yellowish green tone. They are elongated and conical in shape and the bulbous grooves give them a wrinkled appearance when fried. Its main characteristic is that some are really hot, although today they account for 10% of these.