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peppers recipes and questions
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Wow, thought it was just me who didnt like the green peppers! I do try to avoid buying them but in the unfortunate event i'm stuck some I put them in curry. Quite nice left chunky because the spices infuse them.0
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You could also look for cajun recipes as green peppers are often used there.0
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ive merged this with our peppers thread
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Not good at searching so sorry if this has already been asked.
I had some peppers that were on the turn so while the oven was on I cut them up roughly together with an onion and 5 cloves of garlic and a couple of cherry tomatoes. (Hate any food waste). Now its in the fridge awaiting inspiration. Any ideas as to what I can do with this tub of veg? No adding of oil or cream please as I am on the slimming world plan.
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What about blitzing it to a sauce for pasta. Or have it as ratatouille with rice. On a baked potato.Lloyds loan £7045.16/£0.00 Lloyds CC £896.99/£649.25, barclaycard £2792.20/£4582.93, OD £1500, Next £210.43/£734.21, OD £300, Virgin CC £3135/£1108.53, Starting total,£15829.78, running total, £8874.92 paid off to date, £2303/6811.76/6654.86
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Ratatoulie is a lovely idea thanks.:beer:
Just get stuck for inspiration.
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I often chop up roasted veg and stir through rice, pasta or couscous - all Free on Green or EE (as long as veg roasted in Frylight!). Makes a good cheap lunch.
I also just like eating it straight out of the tub.
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Ive merged this with our peppers thread. Of course you can use frylight to fry/caramelise them with a drop of sweetener
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Bought a bag of 6 mixed peppers (red/green/orange) in Tesco yesterday for 10p. Can I chop and freeze? Any other ideas for them - maybe roast and store?? ~Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone.~:)
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I find they freeze very well.0
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