Pink peppercorns, though not true peppers, are actually berries from a Peruvian tree. Their delicate texture makes them too soft for grinding, but they melt beautifully on the tongue, releasing a distinct fruity flavor. To preserve their unique taste, it's best to add pink peppercorns raw or near the end of cooking.
Use these recipe ideas as a springboard for your culinary creativity:
Sprinkle pink peppercorns over chia pudding.
Add them to a slice of bread with apricot preserves or cream cheese.
Stir them into a sauce for fish or poultry.
Incorporate them into chocolate cookies or walnut brownies for a delightful twist.