Mmmm...peppers
I like them best sauteed. How about you? (With apologies to any fruitarians.)
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I like them best sauteed. How about you? (With apologies to any fruitarians.)
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Red and yellow peppers are first. Green, not so much, except with onions on pizza.
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Alas. Bell peppers, red, green, or yellow, are the single thing in the world of food, that my mouth hates. Absolutely. On the other hand, I adore Chiles Rellenos ~~ go figure. . . .
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ReplyDeleteI mostly see bell peppers either in salads or in stir-fry -- which I guess is a kind of sautee. I've never noticed that the color makes much difference to the taste, although red or yellow can stand out against green lettuce.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like the red peppers best, definitively! I like yellow uncooked, but the yellow and orange peppers seem to lose their taste when cooked. Red is good either way. I don't like the green raw, though unless it's in a sandwich that also has vinegar, as I get indigestion from them a lot of the time.
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When the green bell peppers mature they turn red and are very sweet.
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