For some people letting go of summer is hard, and some people live with summer all year round. We make this recipe all summer long and I am officially letting go of summer with these amazing Sweet Pan-Roasted Peppers with Garlic Infused Sauce.
I am reposting my old, lost in “translation” recipe. So many of my recipes did not make it when I made a transfer last year so I will be slowly but surely adding them back one by one.
I had this pepper dish for a while on my mind. It is also a delicious side dish that I grew up eating, however, my husband actually refused to taste it for a few years.
He listened to my idea, and said in a little sarcastic tone of voice: “Really! Are you actually going to post peppers on your blog?”
My men always liked his peppers raw. However, when it comes to cooked peppers you would find it on the side of his plate.
Without even thinking I went to the kitchen to prepare my peppers. Yes, I felt disappointed and little upset about what he said.
Cooking is very therapeutic for me so I tried to erase completely what he said earlier.
When the sweet peppers and garlic hit that skillet with a bit of olive oil, you can smell the aroma wrapping my whole kitchen.
Once I poured the sauce in and started to slowly stir, I think my neighborhood was infused with pepper-garlic flavor. Who doesn’t like that aroma?
I set up everything for the photo-shoot, but with a corner of my eye, I could see my Nebs slowly walking toward the kitchen. You see, he did not notice that I can see him stretching on his toes trying to figure out what smells so good.
Finally, I finished and he said no, I will not eat that. It’s like trying to convince two-year-old to
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I dipped the bread in the rich and creamy garlicky sauce and pushed it in his mouth like he was 2 years old and refusing to eat his peas.
All you can see is confusion in those big brown eyes. He was not expecting the taste to be an amazing explosion of the flavor playing with his taste buds.
Well, I had to take my plate because he took this whole skillet. I ended up doing one more round of these roasted peppers with creamy garlic sauce.
However, the second time he was in the kitchen watching me making this simple dish.
This recipe is flavorful, very tasty and it goes beautifully if you pair it with something from the grill.
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Actually, I like them spicier, for example, hot banana peppers or the addition of one chili pepper mixed with the sweet ones.
My mouth is watering just by thinking about it! If you love peppers as much as I do, then you got to try it!
It’s really very simple and I tried to simplify the recipe as much as I could so you won’t be able to make any mistakes.
These peppers are amazing with my Pork Schnitzels
If you make my Pan-Roasted Peppers with Garlic Infused Sauce or another recipe please tag me. On Instagram @sandraseasycooking.
Sweet Pan-Roasted Peppers with Garlic Infused Sauce
Easy, and delicious side dish.
Ingredients
- 1 Tbsp. Olive oil
- 1 lb. Sweet Peppers, small
- 1/4 tsp. Sea Salt /or to taste
- 3 Garlic cloves minced
- 1/2 cup Sour Cream
- 1/2 cup Half and Half
- 1 Tbsp. Unsalted Butter
- 1/4 tsp. Crushed Red Pepper
ROUX
- 1 tbsp. All-purpose flour or any other thickener
- Splash of cold water
- Mix until smooth in texture and add as needed to make the sauce thicker.
GARNISH
- Dried or chopped parsley
Instructions
- Heat the pan with oil on medium-high temperature. Prepare peppers ahead by washing and pierce them with a knife on one place to prevent from bursting, and they cook much faster. They will start smoking fast in the hot pan. Keep moving peppers and turning them around so each side could get a nice color -Brownish or deep golden.
- Turn down the heat to a lower temp and put in the minced garlic. Season with a good pinch of salt.
- Cook for the next minute on low so the garlic gets their flavor out.
- Find fitted lid for the pan or skillet and measure about 2 tablespoons of water.
- Turn the heat to medium again, pour the water and immediately close with a lid tightly. Let the peppers get steamed up for about 4 to 5 minutes and they will get softer.
- Mix together sour cream and a half and a half until well combined and smooth.
- Pour the sauce into the skillet and stir.
- Add butter and crushed chili pepper; keep stirring around the peppers.
- Lastly, mix together Roux by adding in a bowl 1 tablespoon of flour and add just a splash of water, mix very well until the texture is smooth, no lumps. The texture needs to be thick, but still pourable.
- Pour slowly into the skillet and keep stirring. You do not need the whole Roux if the sauce is thick enough, discard Roux if you have any left.
- Garnish it with dry parsley and serve immediately.
Notes
You can use any peppers, sweet or spice and of course any color that you desire. However, if you use regular sized peppers than you will need to slice them at least in quarters and take the seeds out, and more time until they can get softer.
You do NOT have to use any Crushed red pepper or anything spicy if you cannot handle or don’t like spicy food. It is optional, and you are in control how much is too much.
If you don’t have half and half or heavy whipped cream just use milk. It works fine with milk because when you are using roux it will become creamy.
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Ann Davis-Rowe
Wednesday 3rd of November 2021
Very fun! Adapted into a steak sauce as we had some large gifted sweet peppers [1 large, 4 oz, pepper, half the sauce]. My husband also thinks he doesn’t like peppers but ate it up!
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Vern
Thursday 28th of November 2019
I added a couple of spices, like Greek and Cajun, instead of red peppers. Oh, it smells heavenly on the stove! My BF works at the main Kemps plant, so I have tons of tater topper (sour cream and chives, mainly), and will add that instead of regular sour cream. Taking this as an extra side for Thanksgiving dinner. :) Thank you!