susan stuffed bell peppers unstuffed |

susan stuffed bell peppers unstuffed

Desciption

this was my mom's basic recipe for stuffed peppers that i have significantly altered and chosen to "unstuff". i always found that the sauce didn't permeate the meat when i stuffed it and it wasn't as flavorful. i tried this recipe unstuffed when i had way more meat than peppers but didn't want to waste the meat. i've tweaked and tweaked and came up with this. my husband (the stuffed pepper hater) loves this! it's also the only meal that my 2 and 4 year old ask for 2nd's and 3rd on! to me...it's total delicious comfort food. yes, this isn't traditional stuffed peppers. but i think you may even like this one a lot better! i choose to microwave the green peppers for a bit to ensure they are nice and soft but you may add them to the pot with the meatballs and cook them that way if you choose. this is best served over white rice. hope you enjoy!

Steps

Preheat oven to 450 degrees
Combine the first 9 ingredients and roll into 1 / 2 inch balls
Bake in oven at 450 degrees for 15 minutes
In a large saucepot
Simmer the tomato bisgue and 2 cans of water
Add more garlic pepper
Crushed red peppers and pepper to taste
Microwave the green peppers for 6 minutes and add to the sauce
Drop in the meatballs
Let simmer for 40 minutes at slight boil

Step 8

Total Time in Minute 75

Ingredients Count 12

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Ingredients

Lean ground beef

Onion

Garlic cloves

Egg

Barbecue sauce

Minute rice

Italian seasoned breadcrumbs

Garlic powder

Crushed red pepper flakes

Fresh ground black pepper

Green peppers

Tomato bisque soup

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