Piper nigrum

Ka mahia te ingoa pūtaiao Piper nigrum ki tētahi momo aka e tipu i Tātahi Marapāra i te tonga o te whenua Īnia.^[1] He ngātahi tona whānau me te kawakawa (Piper excelsum); he taurite ngā rau me ngā hua whāiti ki tērā tipu.

Ka whakia ona ngā hua, ka taurakina ki te rā. Huria ana ērā kano tauraki ki tētahi nehu kinia ki te kai hei namunamuā kakā; ka ingoatia tēnei nehu "pepa" (takea mai te kupu Pākehā pepper). He wehe te "pepa" ki e rua momo: te "pepa mā" (white pepper) hangaia mai ngā kano hore, te "pepa pango" (black pepper) hangaia mai ona ngā hua katoa.^[2]

Ngā hua me ngā kano hore Piper nigrum tuaraki
Te nehu "pepa" pango huria mai ngā hua Piper nigrum katoa
Te rau tipu Piper nigrum

Ngā tohutoru

↑ Nancy J Hajeski (2016). National Geographic Complete Guide to Herbs and Spice. National Geographic Books. Wh. 236. ISBN 978-1-4262-1588-9.
↑ Layla Khoury-Hanold (8 Ākuhata 2024). "White Pepper vs. Black Pepper: What's the Difference?". Cooking School. Food Network.

[1] Nancy J Hajeski (2016). National Geographic Complete Guide to Herbs and Spice. National Geographic Books. Wh. 236. ISBN 978-1-4262-1588-9.

[2] Layla Khoury-Hanold (8 Ākuhata 2024). "White Pepper vs. Black Pepper: What's the Difference?". Cooking School. Food Network.

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