Kitchen Hacks: This Simple Trick Keeps Your Green Chillies Fresh For Weeks!

Are your green chillies going bad in just a couple of days? You're probably missing one simple step! Just follow this 5-minute trick, and your chillies will stay market-fresh for up to 20 days.

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Kitchen Hacks: This Simple Trick Keeps Your Green Chillies Fresh For Weeks!

Everyone complains about this: 'We just bought green chillies, but they've already dried up or rotted!' Now, a homemaker has shared a brilliant solution for this common problem on social media.

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Fresh for almost a whole month

She explains how to store green chillies for a long time. If you just pay attention to a few small details, you can keep your chillies perfectly fresh for up to a month.

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Do this as soon as you bring the chillies home

*First, wash the chillies well in water.*After washing, break off and separate the stems.*Then, dry the chillies completely. Remember, there should be no moisture left.*Next, get an airtight container ready.

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They will last for 15-20 days

Before you put the chillies in the airtight container, follow this step.*Place a tissue paper or a piece of newspaper inside the box.*This paper will absorb any moisture that builds up over time.*Now, put the green chillies on top, close the lid, and store it in the fridge.*This will keep them fresh for at least 15-20 days.

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Do this to make them last even longer

If you want your chillies to last even longer, remember these points.*At least once a week, open the container and let it sit under a fan for a bit.*Fresh air circulation greatly reduces the chance of rotting.*Also, check the box now and then. If you spot a spoiled chilli, remove it immediately. That one bad chilli can spoil the whole batch.

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If you are making a paste

If you plan to make a paste, add a spoonful of cooking oil and a pinch of salt while grinding the chillies. This trick stops the paste from changing colour and keeps its taste intact, even in the fridge.