This sweet pepper plant produces pumpkin-shaped peppers that turn from purple to orange as they ripen, giving it the ultimate Halloween aesthetic.

Some hot peppers have deceptively genteel names, like the Scotch bonnet, while others are more explicit about their fiery nature, like the Carolina Reaper. In the early 1990s, hot sauce ...

One of the best things about Halloween is the fun of turning normal foods into creepy versions. Regular cheese balls can become a spooky cheesy goblin, guacamole transforms into a barfing pumpkin, and ...

I’m a big fan of orange, yellow and red bell peppers because they’re nutritious, delicious and endlessly versatile. And for No-Cook Cooking cooks, they deliver impressive results without much effort.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you firmly believe everything is better when it's shaped like a tiny pumpkin, there's a pepper plant that deserves a spot on ...