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Ajies Dulces Peppers
Aromatic sweet peppers from the Caribbean
OriginCaribbean and South America
Flavor ProfileSweet, fruity aroma, mild
Heat Level (Scoville)0 SHU
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Store fresh peppers in a breathable bag in the crisper drawer. For longer storage, they can be puréed and frozen.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Finely chop ajíes dulces to add a sweet, aromatic base to stews, rice dishes, and sofritos.
Use them generously in Caribbean and Latin American cuisine for authentic flavor.
Since they have no heat, they can be used in larger quantities than spicy peppers.
Pairs With
Codfish
Chicken
Rice
Beans
Plantains
Tomatoes
Onions
Garlic
Common Mistakes
Mistaking them for spicy peppers and using them sparingly.
Overcooking them, which can diminish their fresh, fruity aroma.
Also called
Aliases
- Ajies Dulces Pepperplural
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