Regional specialties
Piperade
Slow-cooked tomatoes, sweet peppers and onions with Basque seasoning.
Say it: pee-peh-RAHD (approximate English pronunciation)
Piperade cooks tomatoes, onions and sweet peppers into a soft vegetable preparation. Espelette pepper may add warmth without making every version equally spicy. Eggs and ham are familiar companions, but restaurants serve it in different ways. Check whether the menu describes the vegetables alone or a fuller dish with additional ingredients.
Names to look for on menus
piperade, piperada
Explore its regional connections: French Basque Country
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About this guide and further reading
Written by Eat French.Food. Reference check: 2026-10-12. Pronunciations are approximate guides for English speakers.