Spanish Padron Peppers Recipe (Pimientos de Padrón)

A bowl of cooked Spanish padron peppers.

Padron peppers, a delightful and sometimes mildly spicy delicacy from Spain’s Galicia region, are a simple yet tantalizing appetizer perfect for any gathering. These small green peppers are traditionally pan-fried in olive oil until blistered and slightly charred, then finished with a generous sprinkle of flaky sea salt.  The magic of Padron peppers lies in

Tahini (What Is It and How to Make it at Home)

sesame seeds, salt, and olive oil sit on a counter

Tahini — you’ve probably come across it in your favorite hummus or drizzled over that delicious falafel sandwich. For the uninitiated, tahini is a creamy paste made primarily from sesame seeds. But what exactly is it, and why is it causing such a stir in the culinary world? Let’s dive into this tasty and versatile