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- From: coomes@hpnmdla.sr.hp.com (Brenda Coomes)
- Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 21:05:09 GMT
- Subject: Re: freezing peppers
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- I assume that you are talking about bell peppers. Everything that I
- have read says that you do not need to parboil them before freezing
- them. I buy the red and yellow bell peppers when they are in season
- and either cut them in jullienne or a small dice. They do break down
- when they are frozen but not much. I use them in sauces or often as a
- pizza topping. I saute them with red onions for the pizza. It's a
- wonderful pizza.
-
- Bell Pepper Pizza (from Chez Panisse Pasta and Pizza cook book, a
- wonderful book)
-
- make a pizza crust and brush it with olive oil.
-
- saute red, yellow, and green jullienned bell peppers (or some
- combination) with red onion until onion is soft. Place
- on pizza crust.
-
- take a 1/8 lb of pork, chicken or turkey sausage (uncooked) and
- break it into little dabs and place on pizza.
-
- top with parmersan and bake,
-
-
- This recipe works great with frozen bell peppers.
-
-
- Brenda Coomes
-