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What to do with Banana Peppers

Friday, 24 Jul 09 11°C / 52°F

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Just so I don’t loose these recipes, I thought I would post them here:

BANANA PEPPER RINGS

banana peppers – what to do with them all?

The peppers are cut into rings and doused w/ large amounts of an olive oil blend along with oregano and fresh garlic. Some folks add mushrooms and olives too. But they are served on italian bread w/ butter before meals, on salads, pizza, sandwiches, you name it.

Sauteed Sweet Banana Peppers

Sweet Pickled Banana Peppers

Add your own if you know of any…

I think I am looking forward to these being ready more than any other plant in the garden. Perhaps it is just the association with pizza.

And if anyone knows how to tell when these are ripe, have a look at my question here.

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Day 122

Sweet Banana Pepper

Capsicum annuum longum group

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