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Ingredients

  • Serves 4
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  • 2 red (or yellow or orange) medium sized peppers
  •  1/2 cup roasted almonds
  •  1/4 cup parsley
  •  Zest of one lemon
  •  1 tsp coriander, ground
  •  1 clove garlic
  •  good pinch of chilli flakes
  •  A good splash of olive oil
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ROAST PEPPER DIP

roast pepper salad

Method

  • Heat the oven to 180 C and place the peppers (capsicum) on an oven tray and rub a bit of olive oil on them
  • Roast for around 40 minutes until soft, turning them over every 7 to 10 minutes to make sure they don’t burn
  • They are ready when the skin is charred and the flesh is soft
  • Carefully remove them from the oven, pierce them to remove the liquid inside and place in a plastic bag for a few moments to allow the pepper to sweat and the skin to flake off
  • Take the peppers out of the bag, remove the skin, stalk and seeds
  • Roughly chop the flesh
  • Place the peppers into the blender with the remaining ingredients and pulse until everything is roughly chopped – it can be as smooth or crunchy as you like
  • Add the olive oil last, adding enough so that the dip is the desired consistency
  • Taste and adjust for salt and chilli
  • If you don’t use all the dip in one sitting, store it in a clean glass jar with a lid in the fridge for up to 5 days

Comments

I love this creamy, tangy dip. Make the most of the peppers whilst still in season.

Thanks to Ettrick Gardens for providing the mixed peppers, and The Joyful Vegan for the grain bread used in the demonstration at the market
 
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