Dried Papaya Seeds - Black Pepper Alternative

Published on Apr 23, 2016 PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION Ty's Conscious Kitchen Today I show you al how to make dried papaya seeds! This is a great and healthy alternative to using black pepper. Add it to my alkaline Papaya Seed Dressing here: https://youtu.be/5JWduOnFKHs 'Alkaline Electric Recipes The Sebian Way from Ty's Conscious Kitchen' Cookbook of first 36 Recipes!: http://tysconsciouskitchen.com/shop DISCLOSURE: At the time of this recording, all items used in this recipe were approved and on Dr. Sebi's nutritional guide. If at any point in the future these items are removed from his list, you may omit the item and substitute with another item from the nutritional list. Please check Dr. Sebi's website regularly to stay updated on any future changes. DR SEBI'S NEW NUTRITIONAL GUIDE - HOW TO FIND IT https://youtu.be/S8s_RyYyHGc We will be posting more recipes to show you how we are incorporating this way of eating into our lifestyles. 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Reply Monique Williams Monique Williams3 weeks ago plush furr I think he is only doing it for taste not health benefits. Reply plush furr plush furr3 weeks ago +Monique Williams I tried it. Jus taste like papaya seeds 2me. It resembles pepper but it's not hot nor spicy 8 all. I will say a lil bit goes a long way.  Reply 1 Beth Beth1 Beth Beth11 month ago because of the medicinal benefits of papaya seeds,yes i will try and introduce also to my family as an alternative of black pepper.thank you Reply 2 Ty's Conscious Kitchen Ty's Conscious Kitchen1 month ago +Beth Beth1 you are welcome! 😊 Reply Monique Williams Monique Williams3 weeks ago They are also good for getting rid of pinworms in the digestive track. Reply c j c j4 weeks ago or just put it in the sun its more better 👍👍 Reply angel turner angel turner3 weeks ago trying this tday so it can be ready for Thanksgiving !! Reply 1 EXPAT IN SE ASIA EXPAT IN SE ASIA3 weeks ago From Philippine Islands Nice video have many Papaya Plants in our gardens. We use the whole papaya leaves fruit seeds all beneficial but Papaya seeds while beneficial does not taste like black pepper hehehehehehe Pampanga Reply ffstew ffstew1 month ago (edited) so I guess they taste like pepper as someone said below. very interesting . Reply 1 Candice Sirju Candice Sirju2 months ago is black pepper bad for you? Reply 1 View all 3 replies Light being Light being2 months ago (edited) oh and i think dr sebi said it was bad cause its not alkaline Reply plush furr plush furr1 month ago black pepper is a gr8 antioxidant Reply 1 memberssk memberssk3 weeks ago Thanks for sharing. Reply BluSkye6 BluSkye62 months ago I'm so glad I found this channel. Thank you so much for taking the time out to help!! Reply 2 Ty's Conscious Kitchen Ty's Conscious Kitchen2 months ago +BluSkye6 you are very welcome! 😊 Reply Theresa Lucas Theresa Lucas3 months ago How do u know when a papaya is ready to eat? I noticed the papaya u used is green on the outside, but it looked ready to eat when u sliced it. Should I purchase and eat it when its green or should I wait for it to turn yellow? Reply View all 4 replies Nweisha Ng Nweisha Ng1 month ago They ripen real fast; if left out at room temperature and not refrigerated. The small ones ( like that sold in Hawaii ) are sweeter when ripe. You will know when it's ready because it will change from dark green to yellow/orange. They bruise easily and if there is a slight cut/break on the skin they even ripen faster. Keep it dry and away from moisture. When I let mine ripen on the kitchen counter, I let it sit on something soft like a towel. They bruise really easily. Read more Reply plush furr plush furr1 month ago thnku. I put it nda fridge 2 eliminate knats. I will sit it out 2moro 2 ripen. Reply shawny81 shawny817 months ago Yes! Eye just bought a beautiful turquoise pepper mill from TJ Maxx!!! Works amazing for my papaya pepper!!!! Before that...eye used the mortar and pestle.. Reply 1 Jjade Fernans Jjade Fernans1 month ago shawny81 Reply Alain Wong Alain Wong2 months ago M Reply Hybrid Mechanical Hybrid Mechanical7 months ago genius! will definitely try Reply 1 rmenelik3 rmenelik37 months ago you should use the papaya seeds also hole in your smoothies or just eat straight it is good for stomach digestive system and clean up your colon walls. Reply 3 Jjade Fernans Jjade Fernans1 month ago Nice. 👍🏼 Reply 1 Ty's Conscious Kitchen Ty's Conscious Kitchen4 weeks ago Thanks! Reply Yhjk Vghbjn Yhjk Vghbjn3 months ago Alternative for garlic PLEASE!!!!! Reply 1 Ty's Conscious Kitchen Ty's Conscious Kitchen3 months ago I have a garlic sauce recipe on my website here! http://bit.ly/2aO62C5 Reply Chezzgurl 5432 Chezzgurl 54322 months ago are you sure the seeds are safe, I thought the papaya seeds had cyanide? Reply 1 View all 3 replies Chezzgurl 5432 Chezzgurl 54321 month ago Yeah I think if it's been heated in the oven then it's safe to use but if it's raw then the cyanide can harm you. Reply Show more