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White pepper is a spice obtained by removing the outer skin of ripened peppercorns before drying. It has a milder, earthier flavor than black pepper. It is preferred in light-colored sauces and soups so it stays invisible.
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“Add white pepper to the béchamel sauce before it browns, for flavor.”
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