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Roasted Red Peppers Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
6 red peppers
Directions:
Directions:
Wash and cut peppers in half lengthwise. Remove seeds and veins.

Place skin side up on an oiled cooked sheet and cook under a broiler, placed below the uppermost rack. Cook about 15 minutes, until skin is black and peppers are slightly soft.

Remove and cover immediately with aluminum foil. Allow to sit until cool. Remove skin (this should peel off easily).

Wipe pan clean and cover with waxed paper. Place peppers on cookie sheet, cover with waxed paper, and freeze. Once frozen, peppers may be stored in a zip lock plastic bag in the freezer.

To use, just thaw and slice or chop.
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
I buy red peppers whenever they are on sale and keep a supply in the freezer.

These are delicious and may be tossed with olive oil and garlic to serve as an appetizer with sliced bread, may be placed on a sandwich, tossed in pasta, used in a frittata, chopped in the food processor with oil and garlic to season pasta salad. Use wherever you may use jarred roasted peppers. These are so easy and much better than jarred!

 

 

 

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