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Wrap the garlic in foil.
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Rinse the pepper and tomatoes.
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Put everything on the barbeque grill and slowly blacken the skin turning them every once in a while (the garlic just sits there).
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When the skins have blackened (the tomato skin may have brust thats okay) take them off the grill and put on a plate.
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Take the foil off the garlic, squeeze the garlic out of its skin and put into a medium bowl.
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Skin the tomato as best you can and add to bowl with garlic.
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Mash this with a fork or pestle, remove any skin you might find.
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Start peeling the peppers while still hot you can do this under cold running water, you can tear open the pepper to remove the seeds and stem.
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Then start tearing the pepper in thin strips from top to bottom, ( I once asked why we couldn't just juianne with a knife and was told it just tastes better when riped by hand, I've never tried with a knife to see though).
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The strips are added to the tomato garlic mixture.
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Stir well, cover and let the flavors meld for at least an hour before serving (I don't refrigerate for this).
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Leave this is the fridge over night and you are in heaven.