Roasted Bell Peppers in Sweet Onion Marinade
Bell Peppers in Sweet Onion Marinade – sweet peppers that are full of flavor borrowed from the marinade of vinegar, garlic and sweet onion.
I posted a recipe for the mini bell peppers in the past, but now wanted to add a recipe for these meaty and delicious Bell Peppers in Sweet Onion Marinade as well. While the mini peppers win in presentation, I think regular sized peppers would have to win in taste. They have more flesh to them and when you bite into one, they have a different mouth feel then the baby ones.
I served these Bell Peppers in Sweet Onion Marinade with baked yellow potato, drizzled with some salted butter and sprinkled with cheese. I have been trying to stay away from starchy foods and instead replace my diet with fresh veggies and some protein. This evening I really wanted a potato so, I skipped the meat and had myself a delicious potato and Bell Peppers in Sweet Onion Marinade dinner.
Looking for more Pepper recipes to try? Try these:
- Stuffed Peppers Recipe – Peppers stuffed with beef rice filling.
- Pickled Mini Bell Peppers – Oven roasted or grilled then marinated in a sweet tangy marinade.
- Sweet Pepper Appetizer – Crunchy peppers with a creamy egg filling.
Roasted Bell Peppers in Sweet Onion Marinade
A simple roasted peppers recipe. Peppers marinated in a sweet onion marinade.
Ingredients
Instructions
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Roast washed bell peppers in the oven at 350°F, rotating on each side until the skin puffs up and peppers brown up slightly.
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Remove into a dish and cover with lid or plastic wrap. Let sit for 10-15 minutes (to make the peeling easier).
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Peel and chop the onion. Rinse it under cold running water to remove any bitterness.
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Add 1 tsp salt, 5 Tbsp vinegar, 1 minced garlic & 3 Tbsp oil, mix & set aside.
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Once the peppers are cool enough to handle, peel each pepper removing the skin, but leaving the stem(optional) (for presentation only).
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Line a dish with 1/2 the prepared onions, place the peeled peppers on top. Cover with the rest of the onions. Let sit for 1-2 hours, refrigerated.
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*The peppers can be eaten right away, but are better once they have marinated and absorbed some of the aromatic onion and the vinegar.
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