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How to Cut Peppers

By Brad Vigue
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In this video, Brad Vigue, Executive Chef of Residence Dining at UBC Food Services, shares his tips to cut peppers in a quick and mess-free manner.

Hello! I'm Chef Brad. I'm the Executive Chef for Residence Dining. Today I am going to show you how to cut a pepper.

The most important thing is to ensure you're working with a flat surface. I will take the top off the pepper, and that way it's not going to roll away on me. Most people would cut the pepper in half, but you end up chasing the seeds all over your cutting board. This new method will show you how to cut a pepper so the seeds stay intact.

And that's how you cut a pepper!

Brad Vigue
By Brad Vigue

Brad is the Executive Chef for Residence Dining at UBC. Growing up, food and the kitchen were the centre of activity for Brad’s family. After finishing his degree in biology and psychology at UVIC, he found he was more interested in his cousin’s culinary school courses than in what he had studied in university – and the rest is history. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America and Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts, he believes that great food starts with great ingredients and a passion to share experiences.

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