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"Sweet Pepper: A Colorful Delight from Riga to Sammamish" From the bustling Central Market in Riga, Latvia, to the vibrant town of Sammamish in Washington State, USA



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"Sweet Pepper: A Colorful Delight from Riga to Sammamish" From the bustling Central Market in Riga, Latvia, to the vibrant town of Sammamish in Washington State, USA, sweet peppers have become a beloved ingredient worldwide. These bell-shaped wonders, known for their crisp texture and vibrant colors, bring life to any dish. Imagine strolling through Centraltirgus in Riga, where you'll find an array of fresh produce. Among them are red tomatoes that glisten under the sun's rays and Gypsy hybrid sweet peppers that add a pop of color to your culinary creations. Don't forget about summer crookneck squash and pears; they perfectly complement these delightful peppers. In Issaquah, Washington State, witness nature at its finest as you observe a Bellafina red sweet bell pepper plant growing with utmost care. The dedication put into cultivating these plants is evident in every bite. A collection of colorful peppers catches your eye - each one unique in shape and shade. From fiery reds to sunny yellows, they promise a burst of flavor that will awaken your taste buds. Traveling further west to Salt Spring Island in British Columbia, Canada brings you face-to-face with an abundant selection of raw vegetables. Here you'll find Solanum melongena (aubergine), Lycopersicon esculentum (tomatoes), Phaseolus coccineus (runner beans), Cynara scolymus (globe artichoke), Brassica oleracea Botrytis Group (cauliflower), Asparagus officinalis (asparagus), Foeniculum officinale (fennel) alongside our beloved Capsicum annuum var grossum Baby belle - also known as sweet pepper or just pepper. Zooming back into focus on a close-up shot reveals the intricate details of red and yellow bell peppers.