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Ingredients

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10 sweet paprikas (preferably red)
3 cloves garlic
9 tbsp vegetable oil
9 tbsp vinegar
salt
Optionally:
parsley
Piquant Serbian Paprika

Piquant Serbian Paprika

Features:
  • Dairy-Free
  • Gluten-Free
  • Vegan
  • Vegetarian
  • 515
  • Serves 5
  • Medium

Ingredients

  • 10 sweet paprikas (preferably red)

  • 3 cloves garlic

  • 9 tbsp vegetable oil

  • 9 tbsp vinegar

  • salt

  • Optionally:

  • parsley

Directions

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This side dish is incredibly delicious. I mean it! Fragrant paprikas are sour-sweet and piquant at the same time. It is one of the most popular Siberian dishes. I tried it in Belgrade a couple of times and then found its recipe on Serbian cooking blogs. Now I cook it quite often. This side dish is great for a festive table as red paprikas are very eye-catching themselves and for a family dinner as well, especially as a accompaniment to meat dishes and potatoes.

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Steps

1
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Rinse the paprikas – don’t stem and peel them!

2
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Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius.

3
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Place the paprikas apart on a baking dish covered with a cookie sheet.

4
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Bake until browned.

5
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Take the paprikas out and seal them hot in a plastic bag. Let them chill. This procedure will help us to peel the paprikas easily.

6
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Chop garlic (you can also use garlic press instead, but it looks cooler if chopped). Chop herbs.

7
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Now prepare dressing: mix vegetable oil and vinegar in proportion 1:1 for 5% vinegar (2:1 for 9% vinegar). Try combining different kinds of vegetable oil.

8
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Now take the chilled paprikas out of the plastic bag. Peel the skins. Then we have two options to let the juices come out: 1) original Serbian option is to leave the top stem and make a slit in the bottom; or 2) cut off the top stem (this is how I do sometimes). Paprikas look way attractive with top stems – I would recommend option 1 for a festive table.

9
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Place the paprikas in a glass dish in layers according to the scheme: dressing, salt and garlic, peppers; and again salt and garlic, parsley, dressing, then a layer of peppers again, parsley, paprikas etc.

10
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Cover the dish and leave it in the fridge overnight. When you get up the next morning it will be done!

How to serve:

Serve as a side dish for a festive or a usual dinner. It would be a great accompaniment to meat dishes and potatoes.

How to keep:

Keep it in the fridge up to 2 weeks (or even more; but we usually eat it within 2-3 days).

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