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Ribitt wrote:
> "Garrett Fulton" > wrote in message > ... > >>I was wondering if anyone has tried drying green bell peppers to preserve >>them. I getting very tired of the ridiculous prices for these in winter. >>I've got a high vacuum pump and a bell jar and can completely desiccate >>them. Just would like to know if the drying method has worked okay for >>anyone else before I start. >> >>Thanks, >>Garrett Fulton >> >> > > Green peppers freeze quite well. Cut them into 1" (25 mm) squares, or > whatever. Freeze them on a cookie sheet then pack them away. They don't > clump together this way. I both dry and freeze peppers. Frozen green peppers have a fresher taste, IMO. > > And dehydrating in a convection oven at 140 or 150 F works, but you end up > with shrivelled up chunks, high in flavour, but with a dark colour. The > texture is "leathery". > > What's your end use? In a soup or a chili the frozen chunks have always > worked well for me and they don't have to be rehydrated. > > |
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