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white pepper

noun

  1. a condiment prepared from the husked dried berries of the pepper plant, used either whole or ground.


white pepper

noun

  1. a condiment, less pungent than black pepper, made from the husked dried beans of the pepper plant Piper nigrum, used either whole or ground
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Then add garlic, thyme, white pepper, and salt, and cook another 2 minutes.

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In some instances, like a Bechamel-based sauce, I actually like using a ground white pepper, which has a softer, subtler note than the sometimes acrid black pepper.

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She placed fragments of cookies in the chili powder, salt, black and white pepper, chili flakes, and sulfur drawers.

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Off heat, taste and season with white pepper.

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They are flavored with a unique blend of warm spices, including cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, aniseed, white pepper, coriander, ginger, cardamom and mace.

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