Italian Roasting Pepper:
(hot/mild Hungarian wax) Great for roasting or frying for sandwiches or eating as an appetizer. Like all peppers they should be grown in full sun. Peppers like the ground to be warm when planted. The Hungarian wax pepper is a pastel yellow chili pepper also known as the hot yellow pepper or hot wax pepper. The Hungarian wax is closely related to the mild banana pepper. These peppers appear so much alike they cannot usually be distinguished except by taste. The Hungarian wax pepper tapers to a rounded point and averages about 6 inches (15cm) in length and is about 1 1/2 inches (3.8cm) wide. An eye-catching hot pepper. 5"x1" thick-fleshed fruits. The perfect choice for stuffing, roasting and frying. Great for pickling and adding a spicy kick to your favorite sauce. Very productive. Maturity 60 days pale yellow to 85 days red.
Hungarian wax peppers are medium hot, with heat scores that range between 5,000 and 15,000 Scoville heat units. How high a chili scores on the heat scale is determined by high-performance liquid chromatography measurement of how many parts per million of capsaicin it contains. This figure is then converted into the historic Scoville heat units that signify how much dilution is necessary to drown out the chili’s heat. The heat level of a chili is given as a range because it can vary depending on how and where the pepper was cultivated.