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peppers recipes and questions
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Red pepper soup, yumyumyum0
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Many thanks for your replies!
I've made a yummy red pepper soup and red pepper and red onion pasta sauce for dinner tonight!
Thanks again!0 -
Roasted red pepper and butternut squash soup is heavenly with some bacon crumbs chucked ontop0
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too many red peppers is a problem i could live with !! stuff them, make soup, use them in any home made savory cooking (curry, casorole, lasagne etc) put in salad, eat them raw and if you have no inspiration chop and freeze untill you do.
just dont let them go to waste - there lovelyDogs return to eat their vomit, just as fools repeat their foolishness. There is no more hope for a fool than for someone who says, "i am really clever!"0 -
Roasted peppers, I used to do this recipe quite a bit at one time
Cit peppers in half lenghtways, take out the seeds, If I had time I'd skin them if I didn't I just carry on, place peppers in a dish cut side up, put a small tinned tomato into each pepper (or a bit of tinned tomato) add some slivers of garlic, herbs (anything to hand) pour some olive oil over everything, you can also add some anchovies to peppers if liked. Roast in hot oven until they look yummie. Eat as a stater or lunch with some nice crusty bread to soak up the juices.0 -
Roasted peppers, I used to do this recipe quite a bit at one time
Cit peppers in half lenghtways, take out the seeds, If I had time I'd skin them if I didn't I just carry on, place peppers in a dish cut side up, put a small tinned tomato into each pepper (or a bit of tinned tomato) add some slivers of garlic, herbs (anything to hand) pour some olive oil over everything, you can also add some anchovies to peppers if liked. Roast in hot oven until they look yummie. Eat as a stater or lunch with some nice crusty bread to soak up the juices.
Hmmm, that sounds absolutely delish!0 -
Cut in half lengthways & fill with risotto, bake for 15 - 20 min. Yummy
I use my homemade stock to cook risotto rice. I add anything I have to hand
maybe leftover chicken from roast or veg chopped small (teeny allotment carrots
etc. too small to do a lot with)
Add a bit of butter/ garlic butter to top to keep rice moist.0 -
... I'm getting so many lovely ideas, I think I'll be buying more peppers from now on!!
JoKay x0 -
Do you have to blanch before freezing? I just bought a load of reduced price ones:j0
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sorry just found another thread which helped me!!0
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