Smoky blistered shishitos served with a rich, spicy truffle mayo and topped with umami-packed bonito flakes and toasted sesame. A high-flavor snack that delivers on crunch, heat, and depth.
Why You'll Love Charred Shishito Peppers w/ Truff Spicy Mayo, Bonito Flakes, and Sesame Seeds
t's fast, dramatic, and hits every note-crunchy, creamy, smoky, spicy. The kind of dish that makes everyone pause and say, "Wait-what is this?!"
Tips and Tricks
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Variations
- Use a very hot pan for best blistering-don't overcrowd.
- If your mayo breaks, add a second yolk and whisk vigorously to bring it back together.
Substitutions
- Use store-bought spicy mayo if you're in a rush-just stir in truffle oil or truffle salt.
- Can't find bonito flakes? Sub with furikake or a pinch of smoked salt.
Best served with
- Ice-cold beer or a chilled sake
- Grilled fish or ramen
- A minimalist plate and some friends who like a little heat
How to Store Leftovers
- Best served immediately.
- Store leftover mayo covered in the fridge for up to 3 days. Rewhisk before using..
Common Questions
Are shishito peppers spicy?
Only about 1 in 10 pack any real heat-most are mild, grassy, and smoky.
Can I make the mayo in a blender?
Yes-just drizzle the oil slowly through the top while blending on low until emulsified.

Charred Shishito Peppers w/ Truff Spicy Mayo, Bonito Flakes, and Sesame Seeds
Smoky blistered shishitos served with a rich, spicy truffle mayo and topped with umami-packed bonito flakes and toasted sesame. A high-flavor snack that delivers on crunch, heat, and depth.




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