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Love them!

by jj
(uk)

I usually pickle them or you can roast them in the oven remove the skins and then saute them in some oil and add a bit of crushed garlic, can also freeze them once they have been roasted and the skins removed and use them in dishes as and when needed, once roasted they take up less space in the freezer aswell.

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