green pepper and onion
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Most frozen mixes list green, red and yellow bell peppers together with white onions; some product descriptions simply refer to “onions” alongside the three bell pepper colors.
Labels typically indicate about 7 minutes of cooking time. Many products state they can be heated in a skillet or in the microwave in roughly 7 minutes or less.
They are sold pre-cut and described in listings as pieces or chunks. For exact cut style (e.g., slices, strips, or diced), check the product label or listing.
They are marketed as prepared, heat-and-serve items and are typically labeled as fully cooked, so they only require reheating before serving.
Descriptions note the vegetables are flash frozen to lock in flavor and nutrients. Some mixes are also described as made without preservatives or artificial flavors.
Labels generally recommend heating and serving; many specifically mention cooking in a skillet or reheating in the microwave.
Common suggestions include using them as a side dish, a starter for stir-fries, or a quick fajita base where you simply add a protein.