How to Preserve Hot Peppers

All kinds of peppers are in abundance right now but what can you do with them? Here are tips on how to preserve hot peppers so that you can enjoy them all winter long.

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There are two easy ways to cook peppers. In the oven or on the grill. Both methods work great, but we generally prefer to do ours on the grill so we don’t heat up our house.

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Remove skins, stems, and seeds from peppers. You can leave the peppers whole or dice them. Place peppers into a freezer baggie, push out the air, and seal.

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How to Preserve Hot Peppers

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All kinds of peppers are in abundance right now but what can you do with them? Here are tips on how to preserve hot peppers so that you can enjoy them all winter long.

There are two easy ways to cook peppers. In the oven or on the grill. Both methods work great, but we generally prefer to do ours on the grill so we don’t heat up our house.

01.

To roast the peppers in the oven, preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Wash peppers and place them directly on racks in preheated oven. Roast for 5-10 minutes.

02.

Remove skins, stems, and seeds from peppers. You can leave the peppers whole or dice them. Place peppers into a freezer baggie, push out the air, and seal.

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