How to cook with peppers: The Currabinny chefs have the perfect recipes

We are very definitely in the Nigella Lawson camp of seeing very little point to ever using a green pepper.

Thu, 25 Jul, 2019 - 18:12

William Murray & James Kavanagh

Pictures by Brid O'Donovan

We are very definitely in the Nigella Lawson camp of seeing very little point to ever using a green pepper. Let them ripen in the sun to yellow, orange and red, they’re sweeter and lose that flavour that can only be described as unripe.

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