How to Cut Small Peppers

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Summary: Learn how to cut small peppers with expert tips on preparing fruit in this free cooking video series on cutting fruit.

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Anne Apra Anne Apra has been handed down Italian Recipes from her Mother, Grandmother, and aunts. She has an intense passion for cooking, especially Italian cuisine. An... read more

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How to Cut Small Peppers

If you're lucky enough to have a farmers market or a grocery store that offers different options, I recommend that you try these. They're smaller, sweeter, really delicious peppers. You can use these just as is for display. You can use them for crudities or you can use them which I am going to use them for roasting. Very easy to use. Take a chef's knife. You lop off the top. Gives you all those wonderful seeds. Again you can use your little fingers to pinch off the worst of it and that is almost all you need to do. I would cut it one more time in half and maybe one more so that it's consistent with the other cuts that I've made in my peppers from before. They're going to add a different flavor, a different texture and certainly lots of beautiful colors.