Voatsiperifery Wild Black Pepper - Madagascar

What is wild black pepper from Madagascar?

For this pepper, no suspense, you immediately know its origin. This pepper comes from Madagascar. This pepper comes from the Piper borbonense family, a Bourbon pepper plant which is nothing else than a very tall liana which produces small peppercorns. Bourbon, of course, it reminds us of the famous vanilla from Madagascar and the Indian Ocean in general. It is a rare pepper because of its harvest, which we will discuss a little later. This pepper is native to Madagascar and comes more particularly from the south of the island. Most of the time, as it is the case here, the wild pepper of Madagascar is black. However, it can be green pepper or red pepper, it is the moment of its harvest according to its maturity that will make the difference. This pepper is also called Voatsiperifery. In Malagasy, "voa" means fruit, while "tsiperifery" evokes the liana Piper borbonense.

What is the flavour of wild black pepper from Madagascar?

This is the big question we ask ourselves. In terms of taste, wild black pepper from Madagascar is distinguished by its rather mild flavors compared to a traditional black pepper. Nevertheless, it knows how to reveal the warmth that one expects from a pepper worthy of the name. Its wild side offers woody and flowery fragrances. There are also fresh and fruity notes that are reminiscent of the lemony flavors of Sichuan pepper. Treat yourself to a gustatory journey through the Malagasy forests with this very fragrant wild black pepper.

Harvesting wild black pepper from Madagascar in plantations

There are not really plantations of this pepper since it is wild. It is found in the forests of the south of the country, on lianas which grow at a very great height. These can reach about twenty meters high, that is why this pepper is rare. Its wild aspect associated with the fact that its harvest is far from being simple make it a pepper that is not produced in large quantities.

It is also called pepper of the peaks, like the one produced in Vietnam and that I also propose to you on my spices and vanilla online shop. The wild black pepper from Madagascar is harvested by hand and then dried to develop all the flavors of this small berry.

How to use wild black pepper from Madagascar in cooking?

Let's take a seat in the kitchen to discover how Madagascar wild pepper can revolutionize your dishes. Like any pepper, it finds its place at your table from the starter to the dessert. The voatsiperifery pepper is the perfect addition to your fish and shellfish dishes. It is perfectly imaginable as a starter in a delicious homemade scallop to spice up the béchamel sauce.

As a main course, black pepper gives character to your pepper sauce, which goes well with red or even white meats. You can also infuse a few peppercorns in a blanquette of veal or even a blanquette of the sea, it is simply delicious.

This wild black pepper from Madagascar less powerful than some peppers that are usually found also finds its place in dessert. In a strawberry salad with a little vinegar, delicately sprinkled on a dark chocolate fondant, it will flavour your dessert and slice with notes that are sometimes too sweet.

The virtues for the health of wild black pepper from Madagascar

Madagascar black pepper is a wild pepper that will seduce you with its taste. But it is also a very healthy condiment, link the useful to the pleasant. Pepper helps digestion and limits the risk of bloating. Moreover, it allows a better secretion of hydrochloric acid which limits the risks of heartburn. Consuming black pepper also increases the production of serotonin and endorphins which have a positive effect on mood and help to fight against depression. Finally, this pepper has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.

The conservation of wild black pepper from Madagascar

I deliver your wild black pepper from Madagascar in a resealable bag. This one will have to be kept in a cupboard away from heat and light to keep all its aromas and virtues.

Origin of this pepper This pepper comes to us from the south, even the southeast of Madagascar.

Other names of wild black pepper from Madagascar This pepper is called voatsiperifery pepper.

Wild black pepper from Madagascar: is it spicy? No, wild black pepper is not known for its pungent flavours. It has more woody notes tending towards citrus.