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We love Galician Padrón peppers, or as we like to call them, Russian roulette peppers – most of them are mild but every so often you get a fiery one. They are quite flavorful, have a nice crunch and important for us, grow well in our northern climate. In Spain they are typically fried, tossed with salt and served as tapas / pinchos / pintxos, small plates which accompany wine. However, we prefer grilling them which gives the peppers an added smoky flavor.

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To prepare pementos de Padrón first wash and completely dry the peppers. Transfer the peppers to a bowl and toss with just enough vegetable oil (start with a tablespoon) to coat them. Grill the peppers over low flame until lightly blistered. Transfer to a clean bowl and toss with sea salt to taste. Serve immediately.

Authentic pintxos in San Sebastian, Pais Vasco, Spain.

Authentic pintxos in San Sebastian, Pais Vasco, Spain.


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