Ingredients
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8
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8
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8
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8
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12
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8
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4
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4
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Directions
Peppers Packed in Oil, Here is a recipe that can be used for many different uses It’s a great way to keep fresh bell peppers ready to use at a moment’s notice You can use different colors or just one color depending on what you have Serve as part of an antipasto platter, add to salads or sandwiches, and the oil can also be used to flavor dressings or drizzle on bread Enjoy! Adapted from Vegan Chef , Do you heat the oil?, Do you hear the oil?
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Steps
1
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Start by Cutting the Peppers Into 1 Inch Strips and Pat Them Dry With a Towel. Place the Pepper Strips in a Colander, Sprinkle Them With Coarse Salt, and Place the Colander Over a Bowl. Allow the Peppers to Drain Overnight. |
2
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Using a Towel, Wipe the Salt from the Peppers, and Set Aside. |
3
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Sterilize Four 8 Oz. Jars and Their Lids by Boiling Them in a Large Pot of Water For About 15 Minutes. Using Tongs, Remove the Jars and Lids from the Water, and Set Them on a Dry Surface. |
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in Each Jar, Place 3 Peppercorns, 2 Cloves Garlic, 1 Sprig of Basil, and 1 Sprig of Oregano or Marjoram. Evenly Divide the Pepper Strips Among the Jars and Completely Cover With Olive Oil. Wipe Clean the Rims of the Jars and Seal With Their Lids. Label and Date the Jars. |
5
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Keep in a Cool Place or in the Refrigerator For Several Months. |
6
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Serve as Part of an Antipasto Platter, Add to Salads or Sandwiches, and the Oil Can Also Be Used to Flavor Dressings or Drizzle on Bread. |