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Chop finely and add to any pasta sauce or casserole.
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My girls eat them like sweets when they are sliced, i add them to a bowl of salad.0
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If you're into dieting at the moment, they are nice just sliced up thinly and served with other crudities such as thinly sliced carrots, celery, radishes.0
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Thanks for all your replies! I have chopped them, and they are in the freezer (after open freezing them first) I'm then going to use in stews etc, but will try a sweet and sour too!
Thanks again
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Hello
I've got a glut of mainly red peppers, and need some inspiration if you good people would be willing to share your ideas?
I've already thought of a pasta sauce, but haven't been able to find a simple on on the internet, so does anyone have a recipe they can share with me?
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I like them grilled (skin side up) till charred, skin comes off fairly easily at this stage, then marinaded in olive oil and garlic vinegar. Will keep like this for at least a week, probably longer, and lovely with bread or couscous. Probably would work as part of a pasta sauce too, whizzed up with some tinned tomatos and cooked for a bit.0
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stuffed peppers.
Can be filled with other veg and sprinkled with chilli and roasted - or rice.Dream of being mortgage free....
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belfastgirl23 wrote: »I like them grilled (skin side up) till charred, skin comes off fairly easily at this stage, then marinaded in olive oil and garlic vinegar. Will keep like this for at least a week, probably longer, and lovely with bread or couscous. Probably would work as part of a pasta sauce too, whizzed up with some tinned tomatos and cooked for a bit.
Google pasta and roasted peppers and you'll get loads of recipes.0 -
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I had a glut before christmas and i just chopped them and froze them into a couple of bags. used them yesterday and they were fine.You're not your * could have not of * Debt not dept *0
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