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Easy
15 min
Published 1986
This dish is an old favourite of mine. I first cooked it in my early twenties and it never failed to please. Piperade can be eaten hot or cold and is delicious as part of a summer lunch. It can also be eaten as part of a layered salad, or puréed to make a dip.
Heat the oil and gently cook the peppers, garlic and onions until soft, stirring occasionally to create a rough purée. Add the tomatoes and cook for a further 5 minutes. If it seems too liquid, do not worry - it is supposed to be that way. Add the seasoning and eggs, stirring briskly to scramble them. Serve at once.
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