Pinellas Pepper Fest is back and hotter than ever! This hot n’ spicy food show is painfully delicious, big in flavor, and cooked up to be one of the hottest events of the season.

Vigorously whisk in baking powder, then baking soda, 1 teaspoon salt, pepper and pepper flakes. Use a flexible spatula to fold in flour. (The batter will be thick.) Fill each prepared muffin well ...

eaten as food, or gifted to Villagers to further relationships. Each crop has its season. The Hot Pepper crop, in particular, can be grown in the Summer.