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6 to 8
as a tapa or an appetizerEasy
1 hr 25
Published 2026
Piquillo peppers are transplanted chiles from South America that flourished in the northeastern Navarra region of Spain. Like the famed Hatch chile from New Mexico, the skin of a fresh piquillo is like leather, so using them involves charring, peeling, seeding, and preserving the whole fruits in their own juices. Their out-of-the-jar usability makes them perfect as a garnish, but slowly poaching the peppers in extra-virgin olive oil yields an exceedingly delicate, achingly fra
