General
Description:
The fully ripened pepper berry in which the dark outer shell is
removed before the berry is ground. White pepper offers a somewhat different
flavor than black pepper. White Ground Pepper is slightly more granular in form
than wheat flour.
Serving Suggestions:
Use when making white sauces, sausage gravy, fettuccini alfredo,
dips, cream soups, egg dishes or any other light colored foods. Perfect for
mayonnaise blends, egg noodles, rice or mashed potatoes.
Preparation:
Best used for cooking purposes; white pepper is not an appropriate table-top
seasoning. To get the most flavor from this pepper, add at the end of the
cooking process. Use a dash or two per serving.