Bake the peppers and garlic until there is a slight char on the skins. Be careful not to burn them, and most importantly, BEWARE OF FUMES! Approximately 350 degrees at 30 minutes is good.

By Korsha Wilson As a child, the cookbook author Lesley Enston learned maybe the most important lesson about pepper sauce from her uncle Richard in Trinidad and Tobago: Be very careful when ...

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Aside from the noodles, cacio e pepe ingredients include butter, pepper, pasta water, and Parmesan. That said, having a jarred version of such a simple sauce seems a bit unnecessary to me.

Here’s a Mexican version of chimichurri sauce. It’s a mixture of parsley and cilantro or sometimes the Mexican version uses ...

I added a lot of vegetables to this sauce. I began by chopping my onion, cutting the garlic into thin slices, and grating some carrots. I sautéed the onion, garlic, sugar, salt, and red pepper ...

Choose your capsicum to suit your dish and experiment with different varieties. Green peppers are the most bitter, and work well in tangy dishes such as goulash. Reds are all-rounders: incorporate ...

Chop parsley and cilantro in a food processor or by hand. Add garlic, red pepper flakes, water, olive oil and red wine ...

Once all the milk is added, keep stirring, and bring the sauce to a gentle boil. Reduce the heat and simmer gently for 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Stir in cheese and allow to melt.