Ingredients
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1/4
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2
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1/2
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1/4
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3
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Directions
Marinated Red Peppers With Cumin, This recipe is adapted from a magazine feature about simple Spanish tapas While the original called for serving the peppers with manchego cheese, you can probably find infinite uses for these For a simple lunch, we used these as a sandwich filling with slices of cucumber and tomatoes stacked between slices of country bread spread with goat cheese Don’t forget to season with fresh ground pepper and sea salt , This recipe is adapted from a magazine feature about simple Spanish tapas While the original called for serving the peppers with manchego cheese, you can probably find infinite uses for these For a simple lunch, we used these as a sandwich filling with slices of cucumber and tomatoes stacked between slices of country bread spread with goat cheese Don’t forget to season with fresh ground pepper and sea salt
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Steps
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Done
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In a Small Bowl, Combine Oil, Cumin, Garlic, Salt and Pepper. Let Stand 2 Hours or Refrigerate Overnight. |
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Done
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Broil the Peppers on a Baking Sheet Lined With Foil. Turn the Peppers Periodically Until All Sides Are Blackened. Place the Peppers in a Bowl and Cover With Plastic Wrap (or Place the Peppers Inside a Paper Bag). Let Steam 15 Minutes or So. Skins Should Slip Off Easily. Remove Seeds. Slice Peppers Lengthwise. |
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3
Done
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Combine Oil Marinade and Peppers in a Glass Bowl or Jar. Let Peppers Absorb Flavors For 1 Hour or For a Couple Days in Refrigerator. |
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4
Done
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Serve as Part of an Antipasto Plate or With Goat Cheese and Sliced Baguette. |
