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Bell Pepper Relish
1/2 each, green, red and orange bell pepper (I like the colors) 1 clove garlic, chopped 1/8 teaspoon sea salt (or to taste) 1 jalapeño pepper (or to taste - optional) Wash, clean and coarsely chop peppers. Put peppers, garlic and salt in food processor. Process in short bursts, scraping down the sides frequently. Taste, add more salt if needed. I like it a little chunky. Best fresh but can be refrigerated for a day or so. Can be used as a relish with meat, eggs. Goes great with whole wheat pita bread with your favorite meat or scrambled eggs. Also good in an omelets with cheese (I like goat cheese). Carbs: about 35 carbs for the whole recipe |
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"Andrea2" wrote in message ... Bell Pepper Relish 1/2 each, green, red and orange bell pepper (I like the colors) 1 clove garlic, chopped 1/8 teaspoon sea salt (or to taste) 1 jalapeño pepper (or to taste - optional) Wash, clean and coarsely chop peppers. Put peppers, garlic and salt in food processor. Process in short bursts, scraping down the sides frequently. Taste, add more salt if needed. I like it a little chunky. Best fresh but can be refrigerated for a day or so. Can be used as a relish with meat, eggs. Goes great with whole wheat pita bread with your favorite meat or scrambled eggs. Also good in an omelets with cheese (I like goat cheese). Carbs: about 35 carbs for the whole recipe' Oh yum! This sounds good! I've been looking for recipes with hot peppers in them that don't contain cheese, since I now know I have a dairy allergy. I'll bet this would be good with onions, cilantro, tomatillos and tomatoes in it too. Maybe even some beans and corn. -- See my webpage: http://mysite.verizon.net/juliebove/index.htm |
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Andrea2 wrote:
: Bell Pepper Relish : 1/2 each, green, red and orange bell pepper (I like the colors) : 1 clove garlic, chopped : 1/8 teaspoon sea salt (or to taste) : 1 jalape?o pepper (or to taste - optional) : Wash, clean and coarsely chop peppers. Put peppers, garlic and salt in : food processor. Process in short bursts, scraping down the sides : frequently. Taste, add more salt if needed. I like it a little chunky. : Best fresh but can be refrigerated for a day or so. : Can be used as a relish with meat, eggs. Goes great with whole wheat : pita bread with your favorite meat or scrambled eggs. Also good in an : omelets with cheese (I like goat cheese). : Carbs: about 35 carbs for the whole recipe This looks like it wudl be super with some fresh cilantro leaves cooped in or just put on top. I must try it. Wendy |
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Andrea2 wrote:
Bell Pepper Relish 1/2 each, green, red and orange bell pepper (I like the colors) 1 clove garlic, chopped 1/8 teaspoon sea salt (or to taste) 1 jalapeño pepper (or to taste - optional) Wash, clean and coarsely chop peppers. Put peppers, garlic and salt in food processor. Process in short bursts, scraping down the sides frequently. Taste, add more salt if needed. I like it a little chunky. Best fresh but can be refrigerated for a day or so. Can be used as a relish with meat, eggs. Goes great with whole wheat pita bread with your favorite meat or scrambled eggs. Also good in an omelets with cheese (I like goat cheese). Carbs: about 35 carbs for the whole recipe MasterCook gives me 112 Cal, 26.5g carbohydrate, 4.2g fiber and 4.3g protein for the whole recipe using a whole pepper of each colour (calculated with yellow instead of orange pepper 'cause it's not in the ingredient database). Personally, I'd toss in a couple tablespoons EVOO for extra flavour and smoothness, but that jacks up the calorie count to 351 Cal. I often do similar, but replace the jalapeno with fresh herbs. Fantastic on anything. I skip the salt and add several gratings of black pepper and some hard cheese, like Parmesano Reggiano or Romano if I'm in the mood. Vicki |
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On Mon, 20 Feb 2006 14:50:08 -0500, Vicki Beausoleil
wrote: Andrea2 wrote: Bell Pepper Relish 1/2 each, green, red and orange bell pepper (I like the colors) 1 clove garlic, chopped 1/8 teaspoon sea salt (or to taste) 1 jalapeño pepper (or to taste - optional) Wash, clean and coarsely chop peppers. Put peppers, garlic and salt in food processor. Process in short bursts, scraping down the sides frequently. Taste, add more salt if needed. I like it a little chunky. Best fresh but can be refrigerated for a day or so. Can be used as a relish with meat, eggs. Goes great with whole wheat pita bread with your favorite meat or scrambled eggs. Also good in an omelets with cheese (I like goat cheese). Carbs: about 35 carbs for the whole recipe MasterCook gives me 112 Cal, 26.5g carbohydrate, 4.2g fiber and 4.3g protein for the whole recipe using a whole pepper of each colour (calculated with yellow instead of orange pepper 'cause it's not in the ingredient database). Personally, I'd toss in a couple tablespoons EVOO for extra flavour and smoothness, but that jacks up the calorie count to 351 Cal. I often do similar, but replace the jalapeno with fresh herbs. Fantastic on anything. I skip the salt and add several gratings of black pepper and some hard cheese, like Parmesano Reggiano or Romano if I'm in the mood. Vicki It was originally an Ethiopian recipe made with green bell peppers. http://www.recipezaar.com/141370 and http://www.recipezaar.com/r/q=ethiopian I decided to add some color and add red peppers, and orange peppers because of they are so high in zeaxanthin. I don't like the jalapeno in mine, I enjoy the sweet pepper taste. I make 2 batches, one with jalapeno and one without. Andrea2 |
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