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Green Peppers

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© Denzil Green
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  • 1 Cooking Tips
  • 2 Equivalents
  • 3 Storage Hints

Green Peppers are the large, green sweet bell peppers that are very common in North American and UK cooking. If a recipe calls for Green Pepper, this is the Green Pepper it means — as opposed to say, Jalapenos.

There is more information on Green Peppers in the entry on Bell Peppers.

Cooking Tips

Remove the seeds and discard them. They have no taste and will just get stuck in your teeth.

Equivalents

1 large bell pepper = 1 cup seeded and chopped

1 green pepper = ¼ cup dried green pepper flakes (Source: So Easy to Preserve, 2014, page 364.)
5 tablespoons dehydrated green pepper powder = 40 g (1.4 oz)

Storage Hints

See entry on Bell Peppers.

Other names

AKA: Green Bell Pepper
French: Poivron Vert
Dutch: Groene Paprika
Spanish: Pimiento verde
Portuguese: Pimentão verde
Chinese: Qing jiao

This page first published: Sep 14, 2003 · Updated: Jun 2, 2018.

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