
Smoky, charred red peppers meet a vibrant basil-and-walnut base in a relish that's bold enough to steal the show at any table. The broiling step is the real magic here — blistering the peppers until they collapse and then letting them steam transforms their raw sweetness into something deeply savory and silky. A quick pulse in the food processor keeps everything pleasingly chunky, so you get irregular bites of roasted pepper woven through a coarse, bright-green herb paste rather than a uniform sauce. Walnuts are folded in at the end to preserve their texture, adding a nutty crunch that plays beautifully against the soft pepper pieces and the brightness of fresh lemon juice. For anyone navigating seafood allergies, this is the kind of crowd-pleasing condiment that requires zero label-checking — every ingredient is straightforward, plant-based, and easy to source. Spoon it over grilled chicken, stir it into pasta, pile it onto crusty bread, or serve it alongside roasted vegetables — it's genuinely versatile. A finishing scatter of flat-leaf parsley lifts the whole thing and makes it look as good as it tastes.
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Position an oven rack 6 inches from the broiler element and preheat the broiler to high. Place the whole red bell peppers on a baking sheet, rub them with 1 tbsp olive oil, and broil for 18–22 minutes, turning with tongs every 5–6 minutes, until the skins are deeply charred and blistered on all sides and the peppers have collapsed.
Transfer the charred peppers to a mixing bowl, cover tightly with a plate or plastic wrap, and let them steam for 10 minutes — this loosens the skins.
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