Easy Appetizer, Roasted Mini Yellow and Red Sweet Peppers on Baguette Slices
It is always interesting to me to see new fresh products sold at various markets, especially if it inspires immediate ideas on ways to prepare them. Last week I was at a Weiss supermarket, which is my current favorite among that genre, and came upon packages of these bright colored mini yellow and red sweet peppers, actually there was one orange colored pepper in there too. I thought they might be a perfect easy and light appetizer for the holiday season simply served on slices of baguette.
Since the peppers really are mini sized, I decided to roast them then, instead of removing the skins just pulled off the top stems, cut the roasted peppers in half and simply removed the seeds.
Tossed with a little olive oil, salt and pepper then set onto a slice of thinly sliced baguette the bright colored appetizers went straight onto a silver tray for serving.
In less than three minutes, I was refilling the tray.
Easy Appetizer, Roasted Mini Yellow and Red Sweet Peppers on Baguette Slices

Ingredients
- 2- 1 pound packages of mini yellow and red peppers, rinsed, tossed with a tablespoon olive oil, a couple pinches each coarse kosher salt and cracked black pepper
- One long sized baguette, thinly sliced
- 1/8 cup extra virgin olive oil, more or less as desired
- a few pinches coarse kosher salt, or more according to taste
- a couple good pinches cracked black pepper
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees
- On top of a baking dish, toss mini yellow and red peppers with the salt, pepper and olive oil
- Set tray of peppers into the oven and roast for forty-five minutes to an hour until skins begin to blister a bit and stems remove easily
- Cool peppers to the touch then gently pull out the stems
- Cut each pepper in half lengthwise then use a small spoon to gently scrape off the seeds
- Toss roasted peppers with olive oil and salt and pepper
- Top baguette slices with one of two pieces of the mini peppers
- Arrange on a platter and serve
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