Different coloured peppers ( capsicums )

[phuketjock]

I would be grateful if anyone can tell me the difference, if any, between green, red, yellow, and orange

peppers (capsicums) other than the colour obviously?

Any information is appreciated.

 

[faraday]

The difference is the maturity. There are also Black ones.

 

I find green ones not so easy to digest.

[phuketjock]

57 minutes ago, faraday said:

The difference is the maturity. There are also Black ones.

 

I find green ones not so easy to digest.

Thank you.

So, I assume that they all start green, then yellow, orange, red, then black??

Is that the correct sequence?

I don't eat them myself, I think they have a stale musty taste, but I am told 

that the green ones taste bitter compared to the other colours, which apparently

taste sweeter, would that be correct or not? 

[faraday]

Yup, think that's right, but I've never seen a black 'un.

 

Much prefer the Red ones, they do taste sweet, they're great if you stuff them with minced pork, & put some grated cheese on top.

 

Green tastes bitter, yes.

 

What's your favourite vegetable, Jock?

[Dexlowe]

5 minutes ago, faraday said:

Much prefer the Red ones, they do taste sweet, they're great if you stuff them with minced pork, & put some grated cheese on top.

yep. with stuffed tomatoes. 

[phuketjock]

7 hours ago, faraday said:

Yup, think that's right, but I've never seen a black 'un.

 

Much prefer the Red ones, they do taste sweet, they're great if you stuff them with minced pork, & put some grated cheese on top.

 

Green tastes bitter, yes.

 

What's your favourite vegetable, Jock?

HaHa that would have to be tatties, carrots and peas in that order and together if possible, and 

I am partial to pickled beetroot and heinz baked beans. My father back in the day in Scotland

used to grow all of the above, except the baked beans of course.

He also grew cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower and brussels sprouts, which I love, but difficult to get

here, if not they would probably be on my favourite list.  

I quite like pak ka nah ( Chinese kale ) that you get here and very cheap 

[JungleBiker]

Red ones start off green but there are different coloured varieties. See for example red, yellow and orange varieties here: 

http://www.enzazaden.co.uk/products-and-services/our-products/Pepper

http://www.enzazaden.co.uk/products-and-services/brochures-and-leaflets 

 

Yellow, green, orange and red here:

http://www.deruiterseedstemp.com/global/uk/products/Pages/Nordics-Pepper-Overview.aspx

 

And so on.