Pickled Peppers
Here’s a quick and tasty way to prep peppers, but you’ll have to wait at least a day for the best flavor!
Bell Peppers
Bell peppers come in many colors such as green, red, orange, yellow, even purple.
Bell peppers can be used raw in salads or crudites, or cooked in stir fry or with sausage, peppers can also be stuffed with almost anything or roasted.
Bell peppers can be stored in a plastic bag in the fridge, they will last 4-6 days. Green peppers will keep longer than other peppers because they are actually unripe red peppers.
Peppers are one of the few veggies that you can freeze up without needing to blanch first. Ensure they are clean, chop, prep and freeze to enjoy later! They won’t hold up for use in salads, but are great for stir fries and sauces.
What to do if you’re overwhelmed with peppers? Roast them! Our fellow blogger Tori Avey has a great breakdown of how to roast them up using different methods.
Pickling peppers is a fabulous way to enjoy them for a while. Jess likes to do this with jalapeños and some of the hotter peppers mixed in.
Not sure what else to do with the hotter peppers? Hang them as decorations and let them dry out. Eventually you can crush them and use them as a sprinkle on pizzas, in sauces, and wherever tickles your fancy.
Poblano peppers can have a bit of a thicker skin to them, and Roasting Poblano Peppers to a char, then rubbing off the skin is a great way to start recipes in which you are going to stuff them, such as Chile Rellenos (Jess’ absolute favorite), or with chicken and cheese.
Here’s a quick and tasty way to prep peppers, but you’ll have to wait at least a day for the best flavor!
A crisp charred poblano pepper stuffed with cheese, dipped in egg batter and fried. What’s there not to love? This version is healthier than the deep fried version, and worth the extra few minutes. Serve with rice and beans for a completely delicious meal!
A great way to use the late summer bounty in a new way! You can even use the melon rind as a bowl! This recipe is flexible, you can try mint, basil, or cilantro as your herb base. Enjoy!