Silky Basque Peppers with Caramelized Onions (Piperade)


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Silky Basque Peppers with Caramelized Onions (Piperade) Serves 6 as an appetizer (3-4 as a side dish) 4 peppers (red, orange, or yellow) 3 Tbsp olive oil 2 …

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  1. Wee Olive
    Wee Olive says:

    Hi Helen, I chance upon your youtube recently and I made this peppers w caramelized onions today, easy to follow & oh, so delicious, thank you for sharing ! Love from Singapore ! 🙂

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  2. PlasmaStorm73 [KY4IF]
    PlasmaStorm73 [KY4IF] says:

    Привет! I just discovered your channel a couple of days ago and am addicted! My first video of yours was the Syrniki video and let me tell you, they have become my favorite breakfast, snack, and desert. My next recipe I am dying to try is Borscht both hot and cold versions. Thank you for a fantastic channel! Желаю здоровья и счастья

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  3. Ferby Lima
    Ferby Lima says:

    Looks yummy. Side note, i need to buy a stainless steel pan now lol,i have all the others you mention but not a stainless steel and I absolutely love browning my steak
    Unrelated, how is your arm Helen?

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  4. Charlie
    Charlie says:

    I made this for breakfast with some ciabatta I rubbed with garlic and toasted with olive oil and rosemary- it was insanely flavourful, bright, and a great way to start the day

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  5. Mike Earls
    Mike Earls says:

    Hi Helen – I have an aluminum fry pan which I got at a restaurant supply store…would this work ? My other options are non stick, cast iron and enameled cast iron (LeCreuset)….thanks for the advice !

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  6. Birdy
    Birdy says:

    Just yesterday, I followed your caramelized cabbage recipe again and felt like I really nailed it. This is perfect timing for a next step to take – I can't wait to try this out!

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  7. Johnny Mac
    Johnny Mac says:

    I made these today, incredible! I was a bit wary of the vinegar and salt (I NEVER salt my caramelized onions), but they both took the dish to a whole other level! Thank you so much! 🙂

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  8. Hull
    Hull says:

    I, too, I'm not a fan of green peppers. Have you tried it with real peppers instead of bell peppers? Do you suppose it would keep longer if you packed it in a jar and topped it with olive oil. Along similar lines why don't you see what you can do with ajvar. That is about my favorite relish in the entire world.

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  9. Delia Okai Mettle
    Delia Okai Mettle says:

    Thanks for the tip of adding vinegar to the spread. This is one of my great grandma and grandma recipes back in Africa. We dump it over fish and eat with rice. I actually cooked it 2 weeks ago. Back to the drawing/cooking board.

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  10. Javaman92
    Javaman92 says:

    I almost didn't watch this one, but it's you so I figured it would be interesting regardless.
    As usual I'm amazed by your sharp mind and thought processes. And yep, as I suspected I learned something. And, bonus after watching this I thought that those peppers and onions looked pretty good!
    But you've convinced me it was a mistake leaving my beautiful stainless steel in storage and only bringing my cast iron.
    Thanks once again!

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  11. Nguyen Chau
    Nguyen Chau says:

    Wow you spoke to my soul when you mentioned pepper seeds stuck everywhere 😅 Now I'll definitely grill more peppers, plus it's cold so it will be more endurable to turn on the oven

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  12. amadaria
    amadaria says:

    I made the last dish you posted and it was fantastic! I'm adding this one to my list for next week's Imperfect Food's delivery! I'm going to try it over some basic french bread and eggs over easy.

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