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White Peppercorns

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White Peppercorns come from the same vine as do Black, Green and Red Peppercorns; they are just processed differently.

Unlike Green Peppercorns, White Peppercorns are allowed to ripen to the Red stage, then picked. Sometimes they are fermented to make them black, sometimes they are just used as is for the next stage.

In the next stage which makes them white, the outer shell, whether it is red or black, is removed either by soaking them in water until they loosen, or by running water, to leave just the white core. Then they are rubbed to remove any final trace of coloured shell, and dried in the sun.

They can be sold as is, or ground into ground white pepper.

Other names

Italian: Pepe bianco in grani
French: Poivre blanc en grains
German: Weiß Pfefferkörner
Spanish: Pimienta blanca en granos

This page first published: Nov 12, 2003 · Updated: Jun 6, 2018.

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