Here is a little recipe
for capsicums...of any colour.
De-seed and cut the capsicums into strips.
Char grill them
I just put them in a hot dry non stick pan
and pressed them down so they came into full contact with the heat.
I removed them when they began to char...
well as soon as the smoke alarm went off anyway.
Amounts are estimated and all put in a food processor.
- 3/4 cup of prepared capsicum.
- 1/3 cup of cashews
- 2 sliced cloves of garlic
- 1 tablespoon of oregano leaves
- 1/3 cup of olive oil
I buzzed it until just combined (I wanted a rough rustic pesto, but you could go smoother)
Remove from the processor and stir through 1/3 cup of grated parmesan cheese.
Salt and pepper to taste
I used this in a pasta dish
but it was tasty and would go well on biscuits or as a dip.
Noyse
ReplyDeleteI pay good money in the supermarket for one that looks just like that Hazel...Im going to give it a go....
ReplyDeleteAre you going to tell us now that the cashews are home-grown too? (That would be nice, wouldn't it?).
ReplyDeleteI'd be tempted to try your recipe if it weren't for the fact that capsicums don't like me: they give me raging indigestion (which is a shame, since they look nice and have good texture.)
Yum Yum Yum, I love dip. You know that question of what foods you'd take to a deserted island? Mine would be dip. Give me dip and I am a happy girl.
ReplyDeleteI can really see myself settling in well at yours Hazel.
I was wondering what I could use my excess of capsicums for - yum!
ReplyDeleteAny ideas for my excess of cucumbers?
Great recipe girl! I'm looking forward to the promised pumpkin ones too.
ReplyDeleteI would love a tapas bar with all diferent dips
ReplyDeleteOh yum!!
ReplyDeleteStaci