Stuffed Peppers

"A really tasty recipe. Learned how to make these from three Italian ladies that are wonderful cooks. Peppers are sauted first. Recipe can be scaled down, and/or changed to suite your taste. I like to use red and yellow peppers for a change. Guessing at prep time, as everyone will have their own shortcuts. Recipe posted by request for a zaar friend."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
13
Yields:
10 Peppers
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ingredients

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directions

  • Saute Peppers.
  • Add about 1 or 2 tbsp.'s olive oil to skillet big enough to hold number of peppers you are making.
  • Over medium heat, saute each side of peppers until all sides are blistered.
  • (Peppers should be soft, not burnt).
  • Make tomato sauce.
  • Pour small amount of olive oil in sauce pan and heat. (About a tsp.) Add tomato paste,.
  • heat and stir for a few minutes over low heat. Add liquid from diced roma tomatoes. Add 1/2 teaspoons sugar and salt to taste. Stir and simmer on low heat.
  • Add diced roma tomatoes to a large mixing bowl.
  • Cook rice according to directions on box. Add to mixing bowl.
  • Make stuffing.
  • Saute ground meat until no longer pink. Pour off excess liquid. Add to mixing bowl.
  • Add romano cheese, mozzarella cheese, parsely, basil, and bread cubes. Mix to combine. If mixture is dry, add some of the tomato sauce to moisten.
  • Fill peppers with meat mixture, and place in lasagna pan or pan large enough to hold peppers securely. (I use two bread pans, as I only make 6, and they hold perfect) Pour tomato sauce over and around peppers.
  • Bake at 325 degrees, for about 45 minutes to an hour.
  • **NOTE** (Peppers can be frozen before baking. Place in containers, and pour sauce around tomatoes, and over peppers).
  • Enjoy.

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<p>I am originally from Johnstown, PA infamous for three floods. Met my husband online, married, and moved to Latrobe, PA. Latrobe is about a 45 minute drive from Johnstown. Arnold Palmer, Mr Rogers (Mr Rogers Neighborhood), and the now defunct Rolling Rock beer brewery, all originate from Latrobe. I have been told that the banana spilt originated here in Latrobe, PA, but that is debateable with a town in Ohio! I have one dog, and a blue heeler, no kids. Unfortunately, my beautiful German Shepard, Adrianne, had to be put to sleep on February 21, 2008. We have adopted Sheila, a Blue Heeler. I am a self taught cook, as I have learned to cook by trial and error. I have A TON of cookbooks, but all of the recipes I try are from this website.</p>
 
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