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The Golden Greek Pepperoncini (Capsicum annuum) is a delicious, mildly spicy chili pepper that is especially known for its use in Greek and Mediterranean cuisine.
Do you know those delicious, slightly sour peppers that you often get with a kebab, döner or a Greek dish? Then the chances are that you have already eaten a Pepperoncini!
These peppers are usually harvested green to yellow-green and then pickled in vinegar or brine. This gives them their well-known fresh, slightly acidic flavor and pleasant spiciness. Although they are often eaten green, the fruits turn a beautiful red color when fully ripe.
The Golden Greek Pepperoncini forms beautiful, elongated, slightly wrinkled fruits that are usually somewhat curved. The plants are also particularly prolific and can produce a large amount of peppers throughout the season.
The rich fruit yield was also evident in our own cultivation. The plants bear both green and fully ripe red peppers, making them particularly attractive in the garden or on the terrace.
Thanks to their mild spiciness, these peppers are ideal for those who like to add a bit of extra flavor to their dishes without it becoming extremely hot right away.
The Golden Greek Pepperoncini is a relatively easy-to-grow chili pepper that is also interesting to beginners in the chili world.
By regularly harvesting fruits, you stimulate the plant to develop new flowers and peppers.
The Golden Greek Pepperoncini is especially popular as a seasoning pepper.
For the typical peperoncini that you get with kebabs or Greek dishes, the fruits are usually harvested when they are still green to light yellow-green.
They are then soaked in a mixture of vinegar, water, salt and, if desired, herbs. This gives them their characteristic fresh, slightly acidic flavor.
They are delicious with:
Also fully ripe, when the fruits have turned red, they can be eaten fresh or processed.
🌶️ DG Seeds & Plants – Special chili peppers, directly from our own cultivation!
| Type | C.annuum |
|---|---|
| Heat level | Mild |
| Color | From light green to Red |
| Harvest year | 2023, 2026 |
| Number of Seeds | 10 Seeds, 15 Seeds |