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Everything you need to know about Kampot pepper
The Vine Retreat, Kep Province, Cambodia
Pepper is more than just a kurnel that comes in a cheep plastic jar, and Kampot pepper may deserve its own crystal vase. When Cambodia was still a French colony, no Parisian restaurant worth its salt would be without a kilo or two of what is considered one of the world's finest pepper corns. We went to the Vine Retreat in Kep province to find out all about it.
![]() Baskets of sorted pepper corns | ![]() Pepper to be sortedThe mixed colored peppers are those that will be sorted by coulor. The green kurnels are dried to make black pepper, the red will be boiled and dried to make red and white pepper. | ![]() Pineapple |
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![]() Red pepper drying | ![]() Red pepper | ![]() Our family on the farm |
![]() Pepper on the vineReady to be harvested | ![]() Collecting pepper corns | ![]() The Vine Retreat |
![]() Bekki, John and John's parents | ![]() Pepper for sale |
Part 1: Pepper cultivation at the Vine Retreat
March 9, 2014 - English Video
Part 2: Pepper peppa-ration
March 9th, 2014 - German Video
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