As you might be known that there are hundreds of pepper types sold in the market worldwide.
Banana pepper with scientific name Capsicum annuum, with quite larger (bigger) size compared to normal chili, as far as I know.
However, from internet searching, size of Banana peppers includes medium in the peppers or chili varieties.
Length is around 6 inches (15 cm) and diameter is about 1.5 inches (3.8 cm). In the nature as reported by Pepper Geek (2022: “When To Pick Banana Peppers – How To Know When To Harvest”), this pepper could mature at a smaller length and a diameter.
I found this pepper in a Mexican store in my city. The color is yellow, but it is said that when peppers are ripen, the color changes to red, orange or even green.
Some of banana peppers is processed to pickled, and other used as ingredient in many type of foods.
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...I like them on sandwiches.
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As you might be known that there are hundreds of pepper types sold in the market worldwide.
I have never seen these before either.
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So interesting post
ReplyDeleteI didn't know this! so thank you for the information!!
I need to find out what banana peppers taste like
ReplyDeleteI've seen (or read) somewhere about this banana pepper...
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As you might be known that there are hundreds of pepper types sold in the market worldwide.
Oh, the hotter the better! I love them on my sandwiches! Chopped up after being pickled are great for a substitute of pickles in tuna and chicken salad. I love them on salads too.
ReplyDeleteThey were easy to grow in Texas and low in calories.
ReplyDeleteIt's not easy to find out them here in Italy.
ReplyDeleteWe use to grow these in our garden. Love incorporating them in our cooking!
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As you might be known that there are hundreds of pepper types sold in the market worldwide.
I love pepper varieties, and this is one of the peppers popular in Sri Lanka. We cook banana pepper in different ways. If you like to read, here is one of the ways we cook banana pepper which I shared before in my food blog: https://foodcnr.com/spicy-banana-pepper-stir-fry-malu-miris-curry/
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this information. It is interesting to read and informative too.
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