What we call peppers are known in other places in the world as capsicums. They belong to the nightshade family which includes potatoes, eggplants and tomatoes. It is no wonder that red peppers and tomatoes go so well together. Here I decided to only use capsicums to make my roasted red pepper sauce.

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I am red hot angry at the moment which is a perfect segue into today’s recipe for roasted red pepper sauce. I am loathe to use the word hate as it has such strong connotations. But I really hate being blamed for something I did not do. The most recent incidence has to do with light bulbs. I was accused of buying light bulbs that blew. Now, the first issue here is that light bulbs blow. If they didn’t, how on earth would the manufacturer make money? And, it is all related to how much you spend. We have very expensive LED bulbs at home and they last a year. Basically the cost per use works out the same as an ordinary bulb. The only difference is the wattage is lower and therefore our electricity bill is as well. But, I did not buy the bulbs.
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The person who sent me the message bought them! And it made me so cross as this is the ongoing theme. I am accused constantly for all sorts of issues. The latest one had me shaking so badly at my desk that I had to reach for the rescue remedy. Frankly I would have rather reached for a bowl of this pasta as it was so comforting, and super easy to make. As for the situation with the light bulbs I have to let it go. It could ruin my entire day thinking about it and that is really not worth it. Just venting here on my blog works wonders. It helps me a lot to write it all down. Does it help you to write down your feelings and vent?
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Roasted Red Pepper Sauce
Ingredients
- 2 large red peppers
- 5 mls black cumin seeds
- 10 mls olive oil
- 1 small red onion, peeled and sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, sliced
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper to season
- 5 mls lemon juice
Method
- Place your red peppers into an ovenproof dish and put under the grill for 50 minutes
- Turn every 10 minutes to cook evenly
- Put the cooked peppers into a bowl and cover with cling film
- Set aside to cool, and then peel, remove the pips and cut into slices
- Lightly toast the cumin seeds in a dry frying pan
- Heat the oil in the frying pan with the cumin seeds, over a medium temperature
- Sauté the onions and garlic until soft, seasoning generously
- Set aside to cool
- Place all of the cooked ingredients together with the lemon juice into a blender
- Blitz until smooth (or as smooth as you want it) and adjust the seasoning
- Serve on top of pasta with gremolata to garnish
Notes
Inspiration published on Lavender and Lime January 9:
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Tandy, this sounds like such a flavor packed sauce!
It is Shashi 🙂
Vent away, freins are here to listen. Often the people who make the accusations anre not very diplomatic about it. And great segway into a gorgeous sauce.
Thanks Evelyne 🙂
Cumin and the roasted peppers have to make for a delicious flavor for your pasta.
They did indeed Karen 🙂
This sauce sounds lovely! A nice change from the usual tomato sauce.
It really did make a nice change Amy 🙂
I think red peppers are pretty much my favorite food and I am an eager beaver to savor this Tandy! Looks like it’s worth a pop over the ocean to sample =)
It would be amazing if flight travel were cheap and you could do so 🙂
That looks absolutely delicious!!! Thank you for sharing! <3 – http://www.domesticgeekgirl.com
My pleasure Gingi 🙂
Yes, I definitely think that it’s good to get out your feelings. This pasta looks delicious, love the red pepper sauce;)
Thanks Cheri xox
This looks like a perfect cure when you have to take all the blame. I wonder if it would work with my husband? Did someone say husband?
Haha, please try and let me know!
I have not tried spelt pasta before. Might have to give that a go but for sure will be trying your red pepper sauce as just got a huge jar of roasted ones on sale. Today I am just craving some comfort food!
How nice to get them ready roasted and on sale!
I’m a big fan of spicy food. In fact, the spicier the better. I look forward to trying this roasted red pepper sauce recipe. It sounds right up my alley.
Hope you enjoy it Mindi 🙂
Sorry to hear about the light bulb mashup. The red pepper sauce sounds so delicious that I hope it helped soothe the hard feelings.
thanks Elaine 🙂
nice spicy recipe for this cold winter.
Hope it warms you up!