Red pepper

When it comes to red pepper recipes, there is a long and varied history behind them. Peppers have been used in cooking for centuries, with different cultures putting their own unique spin on the popular ingredient.

It is thought that red peppers were first used in Europe during the 16th century. At this time, they were mostly used as a ornamental plant, with little thought given to their culinary potential. It wasn’t until the 18th century that red peppers began to be used more frequently in recipes.

One of the earliest recorded red pepper recipes comes from England, where they were used to make a type of ketchup. This ketchup was made by boiling red peppers down into a thick paste, which was then flavoured with vinegar and spices.

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Recipes

Ingredient Breakdown

 
salt
olive oil
bell pepper
garlic
parsley
red pepper
walnut
rice
ginger
rice wine vinegar
cornstarch
tofu
chicken stock
sugar
cabbage
peanut oil
soy sauce
sesame oil
quinoa
pasta sauce
manchego cheese
yellow bell pepper
cherry tomato
orzo pasta
basil
feta
olive
balsamic vinegar
pine nut
pepperoncini pepper
oregano
red pepper flake
lemon zest
thyme
lemon rind
tzatziki sauce
herb
honey
block feta
black pepper
mint
lemon
ricotta cheese
sweet italian frying pepper
persian cucumber
broccoli
spanish sherry vinegar
bread
mayonnaise
oil anchovy
lemon juice
caper
italian tuna
pepper
prosciutto
burrata
marjoram
sherry vinegar
white wine
nutmeg
shallot
butter
gilthead
chestnut flour
remilled durum wheat semolina
senise pepper

Insights

Common Ingredients

  • olive oil 67%
  • salt 67%

Usual Ingredients

  • bell pepper 58%

Rarey Ingredients

  • garlic 50%