Over the summer, I had the opportunity to stay with my sweet
friend, Jen. While there, she fixed us some fabulous sautéed peppers.
Now that peppers are plentiful, both in the garden and
in the grocery, I thought I would share her delicious recipe with you all.
Jen’s Sautéed Peppers
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Chunk your peppers. I like to use a nice mix of sweet
and hot peppers in different colors to give a variety of color and heat.
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Place pan on low heat.
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Drizzle olive oil on bottom of pan.
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Toss in peppers.
·
Liberally apply balsamic vinaigrette over all of the
peppers.
·
If you are feeling extra frisky, add a tablespoon or so
of minced garlic.
·
Sautee over a low heat, stirring occasionally, until
peppers are to desired tenderness.
For variation, you may want to try adding onions or mushrooms (or both!) to the mix.
The first time I made this for my family, they ate it so
quickly, I hardly had the opportunity to have any! I now know to make a double
batch, every time!
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