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VOLUME 1 - Kilimanjaro Foods

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Chiles & Garlic In Oil<br />

6 Servings<br />

2 lg red bell peppers<br />

seeded and into 1/4",Sliced<br />

-rings<br />

or<br />

3 fresh pimientos,with stems<br />

6 fresh hot chiles<br />

mixture of red,green, and<br />

-yellow,with stems<br />

3 long Italian chiles,with -<br />

stems<br />

6 sm onions,Boiling<br />

20 lg garlic clove<br />

1 lg onion<br />

cut into 1/2" rings<br />

fresh dill,* see note<br />

2 c olive oil<br />

Place all vegetables in a skillet (with a tight-fitting lid) large<br />

enough to hold them in a single layer. Lay dill on top and pour in<br />

enough olive oil to cover vegetables in pan. Put pan over moderate<br />

heat. When oil begins to simmer, reduce heat to lowest possible<br />

setting, turn vegetables over once, cover, and cook until boiling<br />

onions are quite soft (45 minutes to 1 hour).<br />

If you have an electric stove, the lowest setting may not be low<br />

enough and you may need to use a heat diffuser. When vegetables<br />

are done, remove from heat, leave covered, and serve when cool.

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