Simply wash your peppers.
Cut the seeds and core out of the pepper. Then chop or slice the peppers as you want them for your future cooking. (HandyMan is chopping SO fast...ok, fine -it's just a blurry picture)

I put one pepper worth of chopped pieces in the center of a piece of plastic wrap and

then close the plastic wrap up around the pepper pieces. Voila! Pepper bomb.

Put multiple pepper packets in a large freezer zip-top bag and you're ready to go. When your winter recipes call for one chopped green pepper and dollar signs register in your head, remember your freezer stash and enjoy!
For more information on freezing green peppers, click here. Did you get anything stashed in your freezer this week?
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