Can green bell peppers be frozen, and if so, how do I prepare them for freezing?

Yes as Doc Humphreys said you can clean, dry and slice them up and freeze them. You could also use them to prepare things like sauces, etc then freeze it for later. If you still have way too many, you can donate them to a food bank or a meals on wheels type program that prepare meals everyday for the needy.In this awful economy, they would probably appreciate it very much.

Slice them up and put them in a freezer bag and freeze them. They will only keep about 6-8 months and will be only good as an additive for cooking.

Thank you for both of your replies. Tomorrow I will start to freeze some of them. Also, thanks for the idea of the food bank.

I will be bringing all of my surplus vegetables there - I never even thought of it before - thanks again.

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