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    Default In this thread we will share some of our favorite recipes

    I'm a big fan of cooking, however I don't like cooking books but I love cooking new things based on recommendation. Today I'm going to share a quick apetizer that will leave your guests bug eyed when they taste it, and of course make you look like a superstar!

    Post your recommendations!

    This recipe has no name in english that I know off, but we will call it Deniz-Peppers,

    You will need:
    -3 Peppers (any color, however if you are doing it to entretain, for lets say the eurocup final, you wanna use red and yellow to make Spain's flag colors pop out )
    -1 lime
    -4 Garlic cloves
    -Salt
    -Olive Oil
    -Italian parsely

    Directions
    -Pre Heat oven to 400 degrees clean the 3 Peppers by rinsing them with water.
    -Stick the peppers in the oven preferibly on top of aluminum foil, or any flat surface, and rotate them every 5-7 min. after 20 min they should be done. They should have a wrinckled apperance in the outside and be extremely soft.
    - take them out wait for them to cool downa bit and you can start peeling them. This has to be done by hand.
    -Also cut the stem and clean the seeds and insides of the pepper.
    - Once peeled and seed free cut them in small strips about 1/3 of an inch thick.
    -Put on a bowl.
    -Depending how strong of a garlic taste you want use 1 or 2 garlic cloves. Smash them in a mortir and put the lime juice from the lime in it with about 1 cup of oil (enough to fill the mortir)
    -Pour over the grenn peppers and mix them all up, then just put some more olive oil until all the peppers are a bit damped in the liquid. Taste and add salt accordingly. (remember taste will change in the first 2-3 hours because of lime and garlic needed to be absorved by the peppers)
    -Stick in the fridge and eat cold with crackers, bread, etc. It can also be served as part of a meal with potatoes and some fish.

    EDIT add some small cut parsely over it or you can crush it together with the garlic

    Cheers!




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    What type of peppers are we talking here? Jalapeno? Banana?

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    Ok so Bell Peppers. Got it. I will definitely try this recipe out!

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    Hmmm tempted to share my recipe for some great enchiladas i can make but hmm what if you guys dont like it and kill me ? LOL

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    sharing is caring.. go ahead f1

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    Quote Originally Posted by secure View Post
    What type of peppers are we talking here? Jalapeno? Banana?


    Hahaha sorry had to post it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mdeniz View Post
    This recipe has no name in english that I know off, but we will call it Deniz-Peppers
    My folks came over for a BBQ on Saturday and I tried to make these as an appetizer. My mom thought I used too much garlic, but I explained to her that there's no such thing!









    Keep the suggestions coming!
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    garlic needs to be crushed a little more and u can cut the stripes a bit smaller i uploaded some pics of the one i just finished try crushing the parsely together with the garlic and lime juice too
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    Here's a tip.Take the charred pepper out of the oven and place into a bag,seal tight.The charred skins will basically steam off,making easier to peel.

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