February Challenge: Day 8 - Peppers and Peanuts
By Brian Auer • February 10th, 2008
WEEK 2 = YELLOW
Some colorful handmade decorations at my Grandfather’s house. Not sure what it’s supposed to signify, but I’m pretty sure it has to do with Chinese culture.
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Figured I’d comment here rather than flickr for a change
Not sure what it’s supposed to signify, but I do know that typically peppers/chillis and corn would be hung to cure/dry on the external rafters. So, perhaps this is a throwback to tradition?
Whoops! Should have read the title first! Still, hanging peanuts to cure is still required in terms of being able to eat them I think. Perhaps there is a dish that requires peanuts and chillis?