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OriginLikely originated in Cuba or the Caribbean
Flavor ProfileSweet, mild
Culinary UsesFrying, stuffing, sautéing, stews, sauces
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Common carton size
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Store fresh peppers in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. For longer storage, they can be frozen after blanching.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Cubanelles are excellent for frying, stuffing, or adding to stews and sauces.
Their mild sweetness makes them a good choice when you want pepper flavor without too much heat.
Look for peppers that are firm, glossy, and free of blemishes or soft spots.
Pairs With
Tomatoes
Onions
Garlic
Sausage
Eggs
Rice
Chicken
Potatoes
Olive oil
Italian herbs (oregano, basil)
Common Mistakes
Mistaking them for hot peppers – cubanelles are generally mild, though occasional specimens might have a hint of heat.
Overcooking them – this can make them mushy and lose their pleasant crispness.
Also called
Aliases
- Cubanelle Peppersalternate
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