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I recently got a package of something that looks a lot like what I recall of
Szechuan Peppercorns (haven't used any in many years). Only difference is they have a slightly reddish tinge, which I don't remember. But it's labelled "Bunge Prickly Ash", "place of origin: Shan Dong." At least some of the 'corns have that numbing/tingling effect, though some don't seem to. A fair amount of googling didn't turn up an actual answer to the question, "are Szechuan Peppercorns and Bunge Prickly Ash the same thing?" so I throw myself on the mercy of the knowledgeable folk here. |
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