Cooking with Pimiento de Padron Chili Peppers – Two Recipes

Cooking with Pimiento de Padron Chili Peppers - Video Recipes

Cooking with Pimiento de Padron Chili Peppers - Video Recipes

I recently cooked up a batch of Pimiento de Padron chili peppers two different ways with a Pesto Crusted Salmon and Cheesy Potato Stuffed Padron peppers. The thing I like about padron peppers is that they are not very spicy but do offer enough kick to bring some heat. When cooking for non-chiliheads, the pimiento de padron might be a good choice for you.

However, beware. While the heat is low, they do have a range and you may occasionally find one that is as hot as a jalapeno pepper. That might be a shocker for those not used to consuming spicy food.

The pesto is thick and more of a topping or crusting for your salmon, though it can work with any fish or chicken. The ingredients include roasted pimiento de padron peppers, Romano cheese, basil, roasted almonds, and a bit of salt. Very simple, yet high in flavor.

The stuffed padrons are filled with a mixture of potato, bacon and salsa con queso. Check out the video! I hope you enjoy the recipes.

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About Mike from Madness

Mike Hultquist is a chili pepper and spicy food enthusiast with an insane desire to play in the kitchen. He's all about cooking with chili peppers, but also loves chili pepper gardening, preserving, and experimenting with new and creative ways to incorporate spicy food into life. He's also a produced screenwriter, novelist, food writer and web site developer.
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