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Sunday, 04 June 2006 |
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Peperonata
A quick, easy dish in which just the right amount of balsamic vinegar makes a noticeable difference.
2 large red
(bell) peppers
- 2 large
yellow (bell) peppers
- 1 large
white onion
- 8 oz. (1
can) crushed tomatoes
- 1 cup
vegetable or chicken broth (bouillon)
- 1.5
teaspoons balsamic vinegar (it doesn't have to be the $100 kind)
- salt to
taste
Prepare
bouillon.
Slice onion
thinly.
Cut peppers
into thin strips, removing the pith, seeds and stem.
Sauté
onions. Once softened, add peppers.
Once
softened, add tomatoes, broth, salt to taste.
Cover to
cook for about 10 minutes, or until vegetables are of desired consistency.
Uncover,
add balsamic vinegar. Allow to cook for
5 more minutes.
Remove from
heat.
Serve at
room temperature.
Good served as a side dish with meat, or just as part of an informal meal or buffet style dinner with cheeses, bread, and whatever else you put out on those types of occasions! I usually make this when I don't feel like cooking anything, and am
cleaning out the refrigerator before the next trip to the grocery store.
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