Moonlit pepper is a thing of legend, not a thing of easy kitchen shelves. In the old scrolls of the Lunar Quarter it’s described as a silvery spice that catches the night’s glow and tastes like a quiet citrus storm—sweet at first, then a faint, smoky echo that lingers. Those who have tasted it say it clears the mind for a single night, letting dreams speak of truths hidden in plain sight, but it also leaves a trace of moonlight in the eater, a subtle weightlessness that can pull one’s spirit toward the night sky. Use it sparingly, for it’s both a gift and a gentle reminder that the moon is never truly satisfied.