Reviewed: Sep. 23, 2009

My way is much tastier. After removing the seeds and ribs, boil the peppers cut side down in about 1/4 inch of red wine for 8-10 minutes. Stuff with prosciutto and Monterey Jack. No salt or olive oil or very little. You can dash a bit of Italian dressing on each if you would like. Can be served warm, at room temp or cold. ENJOY!!!

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Reviewed: Sep. 2, 2009

I used hard salami and a little vinegar with the olive oil, I just like that combination. Also, just oil appeared to be a little much.

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Reviewed: Dec. 1, 2008

These are the best! find the best cheese possible and enjoy! But be warned, they are addictive.

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TENIA

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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2007

I love these. I had a little trouble finding the cherry peppers but managed to get them at a big grocery store. I would suggest purchasing at least 18 medium sized peppers and have about 2 1/2 cups of oil for this recipe or use less Prosciutto and Provolone. I used regular olive oil instead of extra virgin olive oil because I prefer the milder taste. When refrigerating, the oil may get cloudy but comes back to normal at room temperature.

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Reviewed: Aug. 15, 2007

I don't know why you would need that much oil. I just drizzled a little oil on each pepper, then I baked them. They were good!

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Dawn Turlak

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Reviewed: Aug. 28, 2005

My family loves these peppers and when I came across the recipe, I couldn't wait to make them. I made two large jars and then still had left over proscuitto and cheese so ran to get more peppers only to find they were sold out. I bought Hot Banana Peppers instead and stuffed them and all of them were a huge hit!!

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Lisa

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Reviewed: Mar. 10, 2005

My husband always asks for these so I usually make a couple of jars at a time. We are originally from outside of Philadelphia where most pizza shoppes sell these. Now we are in Alaska and they are well, non-existent.

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KL1KX

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Living In: Palmer, Alaska, USA

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Reviewed: Mar. 9, 2004

These were very good. Expensive, probably cost me around $13.00 to make (I used whole jar of peppers). For best results I find the peppers taste better at room temperature.

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Reviewed: Aug. 30, 2003

These were disgusting. We had already marinated some of our homegrown peppers in a vinegar based marinade and stuffed them as well. The ones in the vinegar based marinade were much better. The oil soaked peppers were nasty!

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Reviewed: Feb. 5, 2003

Delicious and very spicy! The peppers I bought may have been small, but I had a lot of prosciutto and provolone leftover.

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Reviewed: Nov. 24, 2002

I wish everyone would try these!! I make them every week and keep them in the fridge to snack on whenever I want. Much cheaper to make them yourself than to purchase the premaid poppers at the store (in the jarred pepper isle). They go for $6 for 6 peppers. Delicios...so glad to see a recipe out there for these popper!!!

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