• mini peppers, regular size peppers are fine
  • olive oil
  • garlic

if you are in ny the sun is out. perfect day to BBQ!

can you sense how excited i am about this warm weather and bbq’s? i just bbq’d for the first time since last fall. i love a good bbq. steak, veggies, even fruit! endless possibilities. the one thing i have never really done, roasted my own peppers.

i love these mini peppers. they are sweet and crunchy, they come in a bag big enough for 3 families. we go through them however, not in like two weeks, in one. j and p love them, i have them in a salad every night. they are just delicious. the good thing is, i am now finding them everywhere.

the other night i decided to throw some on the grill. i love roasted peppers. i am addicted to those jars you find everywhere. i use all the peppers and then i use the oil for salad dressings. it’s one of my favorite things to eat, and especially during the summer. sandwiches with roasted peppers, fresh cheese, and basil, oh dear. why i never made my own i am not sure, but let me tell you, i will never buy roasted peppers from a can again.

roasted peppers

  1. first things first, grill your peppers. when they are done set them aside to cool for 5 minutes and prepare the jars and garlic.
  2. get yourself a clean jar, i tend to hold onto jars, if the labels come off easy i throw them in the dishwasher and stash them away (for days like this). peel your garlic and drop them in the jar.
  3. when your peppers are cooled enough to handle add them to your jar. add basil, oregano or parsley, peppercorns would be a great addition too.
  4. close the lid and refrigerate for at least a day. after a day, you have homemade roasted peppers.

these peppers will last up to 2 weeks in the fridge (if they last that long).

i have been enjoying these over salads and in sandwiches for the last week. so yummy. sweet with a hint of garlic, and the taste of bbq! love these.

 

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