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Reviewed: Sep. 29, 2009
this was really good and exactly what I was lookin for. the only thing is the sauce needed seasonig which i didnt mind playing around with it
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Reviewed: Sep. 21, 2009
SUPER EASY! EASY SUPPER! I made them in the crock pot (7 hours on high). The second time I made them I added uncooked soaked yellow lentils and hot spices to the meat mixture, and threw some dried chilies and fried onion and garlic in the tomato-juice sauce to give the dish more flavor. My husband NEVER COMPLAINED about leftovers when I made the second version: He couldn't get enough!
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Reviewed: Sep. 1, 2009
YES! This is how I always had stuffed peppers growing up as a child! I used minute rice and they didn't turn out mushy. I only used 4 peppers stuffed and made the rest of the meat mixture into balls and cooked them in the juice. Made a nice gravy we poured over mashed potatoes. Thank you!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.34 star rating.
Reviewed: Jul. 12, 2009
I live in Hungary and this recipe is pretty close to what you will find here. I used standard hungarian yellow/green peppers and if you lay the pepper down longways into the pan, the rice should cook evenly. I didn't pre-cook the rice and they came out perfectly (about 2.5 hours). Also, keeping with Hungarian taste, I used ground pork. Would also be great with slightly hot peppers.
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Reviewed: Jul. 11, 2009
Everyone loved these stuffed peppers even made in the middle of summer. I used one can of tomato juice and one can of tomatoes in olive oil and garlic. Added some water. When making the onion mixture added 1/2 teaspoon of garlic and lots of paprika. Added salt & pepper to the onion mixture. I also used 1 cup of uncle bens brown rice. Added a chili pepper which did not make it hot at all. Added a little bit of basil. Used different coloured peppers to suit different tastes. Baked in oven for over two hours.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.34 star rating.
Reviewed: Jul. 2, 2009
At last a recipe that is very close to how my Hungarian mother made stuffed peppers. The only change was I added a can of campbell's condensed tomato soup (undiluted) to the tomato juice. It sweetens it a little. I sauteed the onion with a tsp of crushed garlic and added a splash of worcestshire to the ground beef. Served with mashed potatoes and cucumber salad. I felt like I was ten years old again :-)
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Reviewed: May 30, 2008
These were pretty good. However, I would change out the tomato juice for V-8 and add an additional 1/2 lb of hamburger to actually get 8 peppers.
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Reviewed: May 15, 2008
Wonderful recipe! Will make again for sure!
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Reviewed: Nov. 25, 2007
My mother also made this when I was young I just needed the cook time. Thank You. By the way for even tastier peppers with just the right season mix add one pack of Lipton spanish rice per pound of beef instead of white rice. You get the rice and seasoning all in one. My mother taught a cooking class for 25 years. Lucky me. :)
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Reviewed: Jun. 4, 2007
very bland.
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Reviewed: May 23, 2007
FINALLY, Someone who knows how to make Stuffed Peppers! That is right. You do NOT cook the meat mixture before adding it to the peppers to bake. It WILL bake fully in the oven. If you cook the meat before you will lose all the needed flavor! You do cook the rice, then chopped onion, Italian Seasoning, a little garlic and pepper. Mix this all together with the meat add to peppers. I would have given this 5* but you do not have Tomato Soup. If you use this instead of the Juice,it has much more flavor.
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Reviewed: May 17, 2007
This was pretty good! I only made a few changes: I used soy burger crumbles, I added about 1/2 tsp of cajun seasoning, I added 1/2 tsp of basil and I didn't add any salt (I think it was pretty salty on its own). There is a LOT of sauce left over, perhaps it can be used to make a soup or something. I cooked mine for 2 1/2 hours (the first 2 hours with the lid on, the last 30 mins with it partially off). I didn't have any problems with the rice not being done or being too done. I basted the peppers about every 30 minutes. This was great and I would definitely make it again, maybe increase the spices the next time. They were even better the next day. I think I would use red peppers the next time because the green were a little bitter. Update: I made it again as written and it came out really good but I might add some red pepper flakes the next time for a little kick. I cooked it for 2 hours with lid on and 30 mins with lid partially off.
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Reviewed: Mar. 27, 2007
I thought this was great. I chose to use red, yellow and orange peppers instead of green peppers. Also I added a bit of sugar to the sauce. Will make again.
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Reviewed: Mar. 6, 2007
I am a carpenter NOT a cook. And this recipe was simple and delicious, and was a hit with the whole family (which is not always the case).
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Reviewed: Mar. 5, 2007
I did this recipe, but I'll go 1 less step. I did not sautee the onions or add the butter. No need. Ever since I was a kid, my mom never used a recipe but made peppers without precooking everything. This was the only recipe I could find that did not ask you to do that. She thought I was nuts to precook all my ingredients. I used this recipe for the amounts. I used uncle Bens converted rice and added one egg to the meat mixture. I also added italian seasoning along with the salt (must be kosher or sea salt huge difference!)and pepper. I used 85% lean ground beef. I had enourmous peppers, (i used 4) so I halved them and layed them in a deep baking dish. Instead of tomato sauce I used 2 jars of marinara and 1 jar of water. I poured them over the stuffed peppers and loosly covered the baking pan. I baked it at 300 for 3 to 3 1/2 hours. They came out perfect! My baking dish was stoneware, so I do not know if that makes a difference, but it was great! The peppers were not way overcooked at all. Try it this way. It is soooo easy! Thanks!
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Reviewed: Nov. 11, 2006
I read all of the comments on this recipe and was a bit worried about the outcome! Changing the recipe as described below, I have to say - this was possibly the best thing I've ever eaten! I'm serious. If anything, I over-seasoned the sauce and will be a bit more careful next time. And there will definitely be a next time! The dish was so good, I had a dream about it, and woke up wanting it for breakfast! I scaled it down to two servings. I used 2 red bell peppers. On that scale, I added one small clove of garlic, minced, and 1/2 shallot, chopped to the meat mixture. Also added cumin, oregano, various other spices, liberal salt and pepper and chopped parsley. I used minute rice. For the sauce, I used part tomato juice, part tomato sauce and 1/4 cup strong beef broth. I added red bell pepper and celery to the sauce. I didn't cover the peppers with the sauce, (they kept turning over when I did) but did spoon it over them throughout cooking. I partially covered the pan, and simmered for 2 hours. Next time, to add more fiber, I'm thinking of adding some kind of beans to the filling. Absolutely scrumptious.
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Reviewed: Nov. 12, 2005
This is great with yogurt poured over the top in your own dish.
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Reviewed: Oct. 24, 2005
I always make my stuffed peppers like this but I use ground chuck, add a can of tommato soup, and seasonings (seasoning salt, pepper, galic)to hamburger mixture. Then i poke holes all over the peppers with a fork and then stuff them. Then simply place in large cooking pot cover peppers with tomato juice you can also add an 8 ounce can of V8 juice adds a nice flavor.
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Reviewed: Aug. 15, 2005
I really like stuffed peppers an thought the rice to mean ratio was good. I did not use as much butter as the recipe calls for to cook the onions and I added a little thyme and basil to the beef mixture when it was cooking. I make my own marinara sauce and put that on top of the peppers, then I add the tomato juice to half way up the pepper not until the peppers are covered as mentioned in this recipe. Anyway they were excellent
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Reviewed: Aug. 10, 2005
This recipe was very good. A little on the greasy side for me, so next time I think I will leave out the butter and use turkey meat instead.
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