OT Peppers Got Frosted

super99 · Oct 11, 2009

I had 4 pepper plants this year and I didn't get them all picked before it frosted the other night. Are they still any good? I picked them this evening, and some were soft, but some were still firm. Just wondering if they are alright to eat or not. Also, if they are good, what's the best way to keep them? Chris

bradley martin · Oct 11, 2009

They should be still good...just don't leave them too long if it warms up much. Clean them and put them in the freezer and then add them to chili and other slow-cooker meals this winter.

old · Oct 11, 2009

They will still be good for a day or 2 but longer probably not. I would either cook them up in something or freeze them. I just froze about 4 gal. of them the other day because they where calling for frost which we did not get

jwal10 · Oct 11, 2009

Green bell peppers? Cut in half seed and put some cheese whiz on them. Yes, you can freeze them too....James

Anonymous-0 · Oct 12, 2009

Cheese Whiz GAG.Is there any cheese in that yellow goo?Are you the same one that makes macaroni and cheese with it.Go get some sharp cheddar..

Anonymous-0 · Oct 12, 2009

Seed them and dry them. The firm ones are still OK anyway.

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