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Blistered Shishito Peppers
Susannah Brinkley Henry
These Easy Shishito Peppers are so quick to make and the perfect snack for anytime.
Course
Appetizer
Cuisine
Japanese
Prep Time
5
minutes
minutes
Cook Time
5
minutes
minutes
Total Time
10
minutes
minutes
Servings
8
ounces peppers
Calories
108
kcal
Author
Susannah Brinkley Henry
Ingredients
3
tablespoons
olive oil or sesame oil
8
ounces
shishito peppers
flaky sea salt
to top (see note)
Instructions
Wash and dry peppers. Poke each with a fork or knife to prevent them from bursting.
Heat a large skillet with olive oil over medium-high heat.
Add shishito peppers. Cook for 5-7 minutes until totally blistered, tossing every 30 seconds to avoid burning.
Transfer to a plate or bowl. Add sea salt to taste and toss. Serve immediately.
Notes
Tips & tricks
Use a fork or knife to pierce each pepper to avoid bursting and popping in the pan.
Keep your eye on the skillet while you’re making the peppers. Flip them every 30 seconds or so to prevent any one side of the peppers from burning.
Sprinkle coarse or flaky sea salt on top to really bring out the flavors, or add seasoning like togarashi or furikake seasoning.
Seasoning Ideas
Shishito peppers are delicious with sea salt, but here are some other ideas to consider sprinkling on this dish:
Black pepper
Lemon juice or lime juice
Togarashi seasoning
Miso paste
Furikake seasoning
Sesame seeds
Everything bagel seasoning
Chile crunch
Dipping sauce ideas
Shishito peppers are so good with dipping sauces. Get creative or try one of these:
Garlic aioli — my fave
Soy sauce
Sriracha mayo
Balsamic basil mayo
Bacon & avocado mayo
Cilantro lime yogurt sauce
Boom Boom sauce
Chipotle lime sauce
Sweet chili sauce
Ginger soy dipping sauce
Nutrition
Serving:
2
ounces
|
Calories:
108
kcal
|
Carbohydrates:
4
g
|
Protein:
1
g
|
Fat:
10
g
|
Saturated Fat:
1
g
|
Polyunsaturated Fat:
9
g
|
Sodium:
151
mg
|
Fiber:
2
g
|
Sugar:
2
g
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