Felicity's Chicken Stuffed Red Bell Peppers

"There are lots of recipes for stuffed peppers, this is mine. I served these with my Garlicky Grilled Chicken. If you wanted to serve them as a main course, you could decrease the rice & use more meat in the filling. You could also use lamb or beef as a change from chicken. I have suggested using spices to taste, because you can vary it depending on your mood or the theme of your meal. I used oregano, but you could use harissa or cumin for a middle eastern flavor or chilli for some heat... it's up to you to make my dish yours :-) Enjoy!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 30mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cut the top off the peppers and remove the insides.
  • Chop onion, carrot, celery and garlic very finely.
  • (I use a food processor) Cook vegetables in butter until soft.
  • Combine vegetables, rice, chicken and cheese.
  • Season to taste.
  • Fill peppers with this mixture, pressing down as you go to ensure they are well stuffed.
  • Place peppers in a covered casserole and cook in a 180c oven until peppers are soft, approximately 60-90minutes.
  • To speed the cooking process, microwave the peppers for a couple of minutes before filling.
  • Once they are soft, sprinkle with additional cheese and broil until tops are golden.
  • Serve hot or warm as a side dish, appetiser or light lunch.

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Reviews

  1. There may be lots of recipes for peppers but this is a special one! I cut the recipe back to 2 peppers and cut them longways. Baked for 35 minutes - perfect. I had some chipotle peppers in the fridge and added 3 to the recipe. The only other change was to use Greek flavored Gouda instead of Mozzarella. We really enjoyed the peppers. Because I made a full recipe of stuffing I have left overs so tonight I am making a kind of Egg Foo Yong with it. Thanks Mrs S - I am thinking of you
     
  2. I made this a while ago and really liked them. My family found them a bit bland. next time I will add some spice to them for a little extra flavour
     
  3. What a delicious recipe! I've never tried stuffed peppers before, but I decided to give this a shot to use up some ground chicken. I made them for 2 and used italian seasoning like Sandra mentioned, and they turned out fabulous! I can't wait to make them again. Thanks for the new fave!
     
  4. This was really good, I mean REALLY good. I did change it up a bit. I used short-grain brown rice (gives it a nutty taste), I added 6 oz of finely chopped fresh mushrooms I needed to use up and I added 1/2 teaspoon garam masala (Indian spice). Excellent!!
     
  5. These are very, very good! I did microwave the peppers before I stuffed them, and they were ready in under an hour!! I used 2 TBS of Italian Seasoning and ! TBS of cumin, with added salt and freshly gound pepper. These got gobbled up, and my picky 11 year old even thought they were pretty good! (now, that is amazing to say the very least!) Thanks so much for the great recipe, I will be making these again!
     
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<p>I am an Aussie married to my wonderful American husband since 2002. I no longer work having been retired on medical grounds. My main hobby would be cooking and collecting recipes (one can never have enough cookbooks)! We have 2 cute kitties named Jerzee &amp; Zebu, who bring me great joy. I also enjoy watching sports, listening to music and spending time with family and friends. I like almost all types of music, &amp; would go to more concerts if I had more money. Having been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes last year I am really focussing on eating more &amp; more unprocessed foods. The irony is that I never really had a sweet tooth &amp; now that I've been told to avoid sugar, suddenly alln things sweet seem so delicious!!!&nbsp; Now that I have more time I plan on cooking more frequently &amp; also trying some more time-consuming recipes.</p>
 
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