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Lastly: how to accessorize these stuffed peppers? A simple salad is what we normally opt for, which you can mix up while your peppers do their final bake. Make it a meal: serving this stuffed peppers recipe! The day of serving, top with breadcrumbs and bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes until warmed through and the cheese is melted.
Make the entire stuffed peppers in advance: Make the entire pepper recipe in advance and refrigerate. Bake the bell peppers in advance: You also can pre-bake the peppers in advance, then fill and bake them day of. Then re-warm before stuffing the peppers. Make entire filling in advance: You can make the entire filling in advance and refrigerate. It dries out quite a bit in the refrigerator. 
Make rice in advance: Make sure to reheat it with a splash of water and a pinch of salt before assembling the peppers. There are several options depending on what you’d like to do: But want to save time and make it on a weeknight? You can do that too. We typically reserve this one for special meals: a weekend or dinner party. This stuffed peppers recipe takes about 1 hour to make. Stuffed Poblano Peppers Grab poblano peppers instead of bell peppers for this tasty spin. Mexican Stuffed Peppers Opt for Mexican-style flavors with pinto beans, cumin, and chipotle powder. Quinoa Stuffed Peppers Recipe Use quinoa instead of rice and feta cheese for this Mediterranean-style peppers recipe. It’s an Italian concept, but there are so many different styles. Green olives, chopped (again, just 1 or 2 tablespoons)Īs you might expect: there’s no one way to make stuffed peppers. Capers, drained (just 1 or 2 tablespoons adds a tasty tangy flavor). Pecorino Romano cheese, shredded (a few tablespoons). Here are some ideas to get your wheels churning - consider adding: There are lots of fun add-in ideas for this filling (at least, we have several!). You’ll use that vegetarian sausage or ground beef filling and mix it with rice, pizza sauce, and mozzarella cheese to make a gooey, savory and altogether irresistible filling. So substitute your favorite brand of vegan mozzarella cheese! The rest of the filling is vegan. But we know: some family members just love meat! You can make this stuffed peppers recipe with ground beef using the same spices: see below!Ĭan you make it vegan? Yes, but the cheese is pretty integral to the overall concept. We eat lots of vegetarian recipes around here. It is extremely delicious and satisfies even the most passionate of meat eaters (really). Here we combined walnuts, mushrooms, and lots of spices to make an Italian-sausage spin on our Vegan Ground Beef. The best filling option? “Sausage” with lots of spices. Or, make the ground beef option: or maybe both ways for a family with a variety of eaters! The best stuffed bell peppers filling, in our mind? Our insanely delicious “sausage” made with mushrooms and walnuts. Our research found that pre-baking the peppers for 30 minutes makes them perfectly tender! Once you stuff them, you’ll need 20 minutes in the hot even to get the cheese nice and melty. Others don’t pre-cook them and they turn out too crunchy. Pre-bake the peppers! Some stuffed pepper recipes call for boiling your peppers before baking. 
Plus, you get 2 halves on your plate: which looks better and like a bigger portion Cutting them lengthwise makes them easier to eat. Eating them straight up with the top cut off makes them hard to eat (in our opinion). Here’s what to know about this stuffed peppers recipe: There are a few main ways to make stuffed peppers: the variations are in the way you cut them, and how you pre-cook them before filling. We’ve got variations for meat eaters, vegetarian, and gluten-free eaters! (Vegan too, if you want to skip the cheese.) Here’s how to make stuffed peppers…the best way we know how. Try our favorite stuffed peppers recipe! The filling is seasoned irresistibly with Italian spices, pizza sauce and melty cheese. This stuffed peppers recipe is a hit every time! The roasted bell peppers are filled to the brim with melty cheese and Italian flavor.ĭid you know stuffed peppers is a traditional Italian way to use up leftover odds and ends in your kitchen? We can’t take credit for this genius move, but here’s our spin on it.
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