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Anyone using their rig to make roasted red peppers? Seems a shame to use the
oven. What are you using to (brine, etc) to store them in? TIA for the info. STK |
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![]() "Steven T King" > wrote in message ... > Anyone using their rig to make roasted red peppers? Seems a shame to use the > oven. What are you using to (brine, etc) to store them in? > > TIA for the info. > > STK > > I roast em on my Kamado and usually make as many as I need at the time, or for the week. If I were to do a lot of em I'd freeze the leftover in foodsaver bags. They're really easy to peel once thawed. Jack |
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Steven T King > wrote in message
... > Anyone using their rig to make roasted red peppers? Seems a shame to use the > oven. What are you using to (brine, etc) to store them in? > > TIA for the info. > > STK > The last time I made them I used the technique I saw in the movie "Tortilla Soup"; just placed them right on top of the hot coals. It took some careful monitoring and some well-timed flipping, but they came out great. For those interested in such things, "Tortilla Soup" is a terrific "food movie". -- TFM3 Note: Spam-resistant e-mail address |
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Do they taste that much different than the ones in a jar??
"Thomas Mooney" > wrote in message ... > Steven T King > wrote in message > ... > > Anyone using their rig to make roasted red peppers? Seems a shame to use > the > > oven. What are you using to (brine, etc) to store them in? > > > > TIA for the info. > > > > STK > > > > The last time I made them I used the technique I saw in the movie "Tortilla > Soup"; just placed them right on top of the hot coals. It took some careful > monitoring and some well-timed flipping, but they came out great. > > For those interested in such things, "Tortilla Soup" is a terrific "food > movie". > > -- > TFM3 > > Note: Spam-resistant e-mail address > > > > > |
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Aria > wrote in message
news ![]() > Do they taste that much different than the ones in a jar?? > Can't say that I've ever had roasted red peppers from a jar. -- TFM3 Note: Spam-resistant e-mail address |
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On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 12:38:53 -0500, "Thomas Mooney"
> wrote: >Aria > wrote in message >news ![]() >> Do they taste that much different than the ones in a jar?? >> > >Can't say that I've ever had roasted red peppers from a jar. They are not bad. We get them at our Italian grocery stores when we can't roast our own. The home made ones have a smoky flavour and a much better texture. Harry |
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