Peppers

The Fresno pepper is a variety originally from—you guessed it—California. Since its discovery, this succulent pepper has gained popularity in the western United States. Some say once …

The Aleppo Pepper’s history traces back thousands of years. After being grown and cultivated for spices in Syria, these traveled the Silk Road, eventually crossing …

If you didn’t know any better, you might say the name “banana pepper” is an oxymoron. There’s no way a banana goes with a pepper, …

Throughout history, people have loved the new dimension that spicy ingredients give to their foods. The habanero pepper has always been admired as a great …

Are you looking for a mildly spicy pepper to grow in your garden? The Poblano pepper will be the perfect heat-tolerant, low-maintenance addition to your …

When it comes to chili peppers, the cayenne pepper is one of the most popular in the western hemisphere! This spicy pepper is a fantastic …

Pimento cheese, pimento, pickle loaf, olives stuffed with pimento – you may be familiar with all of these uses for pimento pepper. But if that’s …

The cubanelle pepper, also referred to as the Cuban pepper and Italian frying pepper is a slightly hot but mostly sweet pepper that can add …

It could have been called the tam o’shanter pepper because that’s the proper name of the flat hat worn by Scottish men from which the …

You’ve probably seen blistered or charred shishito peppers pop up on a menu in recent years as their trendiness in the United States has grown, …