Side Dishes

Peppers Stuffed with Carrots and Rice

by Editorial Staff

If you’re looking for an idea for a hearty, healthy and simple meat-free lunch, check out this recipe. I will show you how to cook peppers stuffed with carrots and rice in tomato sauce. Delicious!

Summary

Cook Time40 mins
Total Time40 mins
CourseSide Dish
Servings (Default: 3)

Peppers Stuffed with Carrots and Rice Ingredients

  • Bulgarian pepper – 3 Pieces
  • Rice – 0.5 Cup
  • Water – 1 Glass
  • Carrots – 1 Piece
  • Vegetable oil – 2 Tbsp. spoons
  • Tomato Sauce – 1 Glass (or juice)
  • Salt – To taste
  • Pepper – To taste
Peppers Stuffed with Carrots and Rice

Peppers Stuffed with Carrots and Rice Instructions

  1. Prepare all ingredients. Peppers, if using fresh ones, wash, carefully cut the tails and peel the inside.
    Peppers Stuffed with Carrots and Rice step 1
  2. Pour rice with cold water and put on fire. After boiling, add salt and cook for a couple of minutes less than until tender.
  3. Peel and grate the carrots.
  4. Fry the carrots in a skillet with heated oil for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. It should be soft, but not brown.
  5. Add cooked rice to the pan.
  6. And some tomato sauce. Season with salt, pepper and stir. Remove from heat and cool slightly.
  7. Gently fill the peppers with the filling.
    Peppers Stuffed with Carrots and Rice step 7
  8. Place the peppers in a small saucepan, top with the tomato sauce (you can add a little water if necessary) and heat.
  9. Simmer the peppers over low heat for 15-20 minutes.
  10. Serve hot peppers.

Bon Appetit!

Editorial Staff

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