Okay, SOMEONE out there does not know how to do this.
This is going to be easy-peasy with de-seeding a jalapeno, poblano, etc.
I use a corer if I'm using the pepper for stuffed creations.
One day I noticed pepper plants sprouting there! I dug them up and incorporated them into the garden with the other pepper and tomato plants. You may also want to dry the seeds and plant later. From my experience, some seeds produce and some do not. I remember planting an entire pack of tomato seeds. Only plants grew. No fruit produced.
Otherwise, just toss them.
This is going to be easy-peasy with de-seeding a jalapeno, poblano, etc.
I use a corer if I'm using the pepper for stuffed creations.
If you're dealing with a highly potent pepper and are accident-prone and forgetful, touching your face or eyes after handling peppers...WEAR GLOVES!
STEPS:
- Rinse the pepper.
- Cut the end of the stem portion.
- Cut the pepper in half.
- Cut out or spoon out the seed and contents.
- Use your pepper(s) as desired. Chop it up! Slice it! Do whatchalike!
- Thoroughly wash your hands after handling.
One day I noticed pepper plants sprouting there! I dug them up and incorporated them into the garden with the other pepper and tomato plants. You may also want to dry the seeds and plant later. From my experience, some seeds produce and some do not. I remember planting an entire pack of tomato seeds. Only plants grew. No fruit produced.
Otherwise, just toss them.
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