Pepper facts
and general information about peppers.
Peppers
are Available:
Fresh peppers are available through summer or shipped from warm areas.
How Do Peppers Grow:
Peppers grow on a plant like tomatoes.
What to Look for When Buying Peppers:
Choose peppers with no cracks or nicks. There are many different
varieties and colors of peppers.
Pepper Storage Tips:
Store at room temperature.
How to Cook with Peppers:
Chopped in salads, main dishes or stuffed peppers. Grill or Bake in
oven.
Pepper Nutrition Facts:
Bell
peppers are high in Vitamin A, Vitamin C and fiber. Red bell peppers
have lycopene which help prevent cancers and are very high in Vitamin
C. Hot peppers contain lutein which helps in healthy vision. Kids Cooking Lessons and Food Facts Unit
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12 oz. Chicken breasts, boneless, cubed
In bowl, stir together chicken and 1 teaspoon cornstarch. Set aside.
For sauce, combine:
¼ Cup water
¼ Cup soy sauce
4 teaspoons cornstarch
1 Tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon vinegar
4-5 dashes of hot pepper sauce
Set aside. Lightly brown 1 Cup peanuts in oil. Set aside.
Sauté 1
garlic clove, 1 chopped onion and 2 green peppers chopped, in oil. Set
aside. Fry chicken until brown and done. Combine vegetables, peanuts,
chicken together in pan and add sauce. Cook until done and serve with
hot rice.
Veggie Pasta
by allison, morrow arkansas
1 package of angel hair pasta
1 package of grape tomatoes
1 onion, chopped
1 bell pepper, chopped
Cook the pasta. In a skillet, cook the tomatoes and onion and bell
pepper. Mash the tomatoes. Drain the pasta, mix with vegetables and
enjoy.
Kids
Cooking Video: Stir Fry with Peppers
Thanks to Chef
Desireé for
sharing this video.
This complete DVD set is available for
sell here. Cooking
for Kids DVD set
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