Peppers

Ravioli with White Corn Filling and Cheesy Red Pepper Sauce

Ravioli with White Corn Filling and Cheesy Red Pepper Sauce

To cut down on time, you can purchase wonton wrappers instead of making the ravioli pasta by hand.

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Tartine with Baby Peppers, Shallot and Horseradish-Mustard Sauce

Tartine with Baby Peppers, Shallot and Horseradish-Mustard Sauce

 This tartine, or open-faced sandwich, combines the sweetness of shallots with the spice of chili peppers and the kick of horseradish. 

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Israeli Salad

Israeli Salad

This bright, healthy salad is characteristically lettuce-less, but this adaptation adds a few less traditional ingredients. 

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Peppers Stuffed with Pearl Couscous

Peppers Stuffed with Pearl Couscous

Pearl couscous, also known as Israeli or Jerusalem couscous, is made of toasted beads of pasta — much larger than typical couscous grains.

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Barbeque Pizza

Barbeque Pizza

Instead of ordinary tomato sauce, this pizza is spread with a thick and tangy barbeque. 

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Phyllo Pizza with Peppers, Onions and Arugula Pesto

Phyllo Pizza with Peppers, Onions and Arugula Pesto

Arugula pesto adds a peppery undertone to this crisp and flakey pizza (pictured right). 

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Chimichurri Vegetable Medley

Chimichurri Vegetable Medley

Chimichurri — a parsley-based condiment from Argentina — gives these colorful vegetables a pungent kick. 

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Pizza “Margherita” with Baby Peppers and Mushrooms

Pizza “Margherita” with Baby Peppers and Mushrooms

This amped up version of the classic Pizza Margherita adds colorful baby sweet peppers and sauteed mushrooms to the classic buffalo mozzarella slices, red sauce and fresh basil leaves. 

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Jalapeno-Ranch Dressing

This spicy variation on the classic creamy salad dressing is sure to perk up your tastebuds. 

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Roasted Butternut-Poblano Enchiladas In White Sage Sauce

This non-traditional filling isn’t actually as unusual as it may seem — squash originated in the New World, and it has been a staple of the Andes for thousands of years.

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