Hello @renata1 , I want to congratulate you on the photos of roasted peppers! I really like roasted peppers ?
We Bulgarians love to eat roasted peppers seasoned with garlic and vinegar.
Today, after seeing that @Austinelewex tagged me to see your post, I remembered that there were roasted red peppers in my fridge that we baked on Sunday. I decided that now is the time to peel them and sprinkle with a little garlic and apple cider vinegar and take pictures and share them with you.
@renata1 if there is any award of best Local guide to reproduce someone’s recipe, it should be given to @mockata2 . He is an awesome Local guide who tries out generally Everyone’s food and meals.
I am greatly pleased.
Thank you for sharing this with us here on connect @mockata2
Thank you @Austinelewex your recognition to me!
I like to try the food of different peoples and whenever I travel and when I visit a local restaurant I always order the food that is local and then I evaluate it.
I have not forgotten about your post with the recipe of “Unusual sauce (Carrot stew)”, which I have to repeat and try
I really like roasted peppers @renata1 , but I am very uncomfortable peeling them Croatia as well as Bulgaria are Balkan countries and we are quite close as a people, traditions, customs, food.
I only passed through Croatia without stopping on the way to Italy.
This year I had plans to visit Croatia and explore the country in detail, but with this situation with C-19 I failed my plans, but next year life and health and it will happen.
@Austinelewex thanks for letting me know. @renata1 roasted paprika looks delicious. I also sometimes eat roasted paprika. @mockata2 recipes and photos are also great. Garlic is appetizing, isn’t it?
I’m thinking about what to introduce about paprika or bell pepper dishes. So please wait a moment.
I had two peppers at home, so I bought paprika and made them. Bell peppers are unripe paprika and are a bit bitter. But when cooked, the bitterness is delicious.
Sprinkle pork with soy sauce and a piece of grated garlic as a seasoning. Cut two green peppers and 1/2 paprika into thin pieces.
200 g thin sliced pork
Cooking sake 1 tbsp
2 tsp soy sauce
1 tsp sugar
1 tbsp oil
1/2 tsp chicken stock powder
Oil to a frying pan heated over medium heat. Stir the seasoned meat, add peppers and paprika when the color changes, and fry. When the vegetables become soft, add all the seasonings and turn off the heat when the whole taste is familiar.
@Austinelewex , @Sophia_Cambodia If it’s possible to buy paprika in your countries and it’s not too expensive, you should try to prepare something from it, any variant will be tasty. Really I can’t imagine autumn kitchen without it.
@Izumi We have two species of pepper: sweet and bitter. The pepper I use in daily meals isn’t bitter at all (though sometimes it may occur pollinated from bitter pepper and spoil the taste of the dish).
@OlgaKlimchik Your vegetable stew looks very good. I want to eat.
And I didn’t know canned or frozen paprika. Canned and frozen processed paprika are not found in Japan. I learned that each country has a different distribution method.
Also, bitter peppers are common in Japan. Paprika has been imported for about 30 years and has become popular.
As you say, peppers are bitter, so it is one of the vegetables that some people dislike. Actually, when I was a kid, I couldn’t eat bitter peppers.