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Parmesan Peppers

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"Add a little Parmesan to peppers and they go so quickly you can't keep them on the table." —Richard Andres, Tantré Farms, Chelsea, MI

Ingredients

Makes 4 servings

4 bell peppers (a mix of yellow, red, and orange)
1 clove thinly sliced garlic
8 thyme sprigs
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup grated Parmesan
Juice of 1/2 lemon
  1. Stem, core, and quarter bell peppers; place on a baking sheet. Toss with sliced garlic, thyme, and extra-virgin olive oil; season with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper. Arrange skin side down in a single layer and roast in a 425°F oven until softened, then top with Parmesan and broil until cheese is melted and peppers are slightly charred. Squeeze the lemon juice over peppers.

Nutrition Per Serving

Per serving: 88 Calories
6 grams fat
3 grams fiber
#### Nutritional analysis provided by Bon Appétit
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  • Excellent! I absolutely loved it!

    • julia28

    • Miami, FL

    • 8/3/2017

  • These smelled fabulous while roasting, but unfortunately, they didn't taste like much, at all. I was disappointed and won't make them again.

    • 匿名

    • Nowhere in particular

    • 1/21/2016

  • Wow. Who'd have thought that parmesan cheese and lemon juice would take roasted peppers to the next level? We loved this!

    • Kathycooks

    • Pittsburgh, PA

    • 7/24/2014

  • These will be a frequent flier on my table. So simple and so, so good. Everyone loved them.

    • lisambb

    • Philadelphia, PA

    • 7/6/2014

  • Even good when served cold. I made these as a side dish to bring to a barbecue. I had planned on reheating them just before serving, but decided to serve them cold after I tasted one. They're that good.

    • inflatabill

    • Sonoma County, California

    • 1/5/2014

  • Wonderful, easy side dish or appie. Full of flavor but not full of calories. I used pecorino Romano instead of Parmesan for some additional flavor.

    • 匿名

    • Stamford, ct

    • 7/4/2012

  • Definitely delicious. Very quick and easy. Particularly tasty with the red peppers. Highly recommended. Recipe is perfect as is. Roasting takes at least a half an hour for me usually.

    • dimplydots

    • chicago

    • 7/12/2011

  • Very tasty and easy. Have made them twice and not had leftovers.

    • 匿名

    • 6/26/2011

  • My son made these and loved them. He's no chef, so they were easy and very good. He tells me he used dried oregano instead of the thyme. I'll try them myself based on his raves.

    • KDavis1

    • 6/17/2011

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