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You’re like me. You HATE grocery shopping… You love yummy recipes and playing in the kitchen, but when you think about having to actually SHOP for, SEARCH for, and STAY FOCUSED long enough to find all the things on your list, you get frantic and frustrated, often resulting in not bringing home what you actually needed in your grocery haul.
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Now, without further ado, read on for my stuffed peppers recipe, and maybe add the items you need to make it to your Shipt cart so you can make them tonight!
Clean Stuffed Peppers
Personally, I think bell peppers are the most inventive vessel for dirty ‘rice’, ever, in the history of mankind. Ok, maybe I’m over exaggerating with that, but they’re pretty awesome! It’s like a cute little edible bowl! Typically, you see recipes of stuffed peppers including white or brown rice or quinoa, but as we all know, rice isn’t Paleo and cutting it out just leaves something to be desired in this recipe. A great replacement is the wonderful cauliflower rice! Grab a head of cauliflower, chop it into florets, then run them thru your food processor with the ricer blade. OR, if you’re like me and don’t have a food processor yet (where the heck would I store it?!? lol), but do have a slap chop, slap chop away until the pieces are small and resemble rice! ?now that we’ve established how to get our ‘rice’ prepped, and the dog has been let into the kitchen to clean up the inevitable cauliflower mess on the floor, you probably want the recipe, huh?
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Clean Stuffed Peppers Recipe (Whole30, Paleo, Keto, Clean)
Clean Stuffed Peppers, Whole 30 Approved
Ingredients
3 large red bell peppers, halved, ribs & seeds removed;
1 head cauliflower, riced;1 cup mushrooms, diced;
1 medium yellow onion, diced;
1 green pepper, diced;
1 lb ground bison (or beef of choice);
3 cloves garlic, smashed and diced;
2 eggs, beaten;
1 TBS cumin;
1/2 TBS paprika;
1 tsp cayenne/red pepper flakes (to taste);
4 TBS coconut oil or ghee;
Chipotle Mayo(for garnish)
Directions
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.;
2. Melt 2 TBS coconut oil or ghee in a medium skillet. Cook cauli rice until tender. Turn burner off once rice is cooked.;
3. In a separate large skillet, melt the other 2 TBS oil of choice and sauté the vegetables. Once veggies are 3/4 way sauted, add your ground meat of choice and cook until no pink remains. Once meat is cooked, add spices, then rice. Combine well.;
4. In a 9×13 baking dish, lay parchment paper on the bottom and arrange the red peppers open side up.;
5. Add the beaten eggs to the rice veggie and meat concoction and stir in until you can no longer see the egg. Be careful that the mixture is not too hot so that the eggs cook in the skillet- they will cook in the oven!;
6. Stuff the peppers!;
7. Next, place your stuffed peppers in the oven and bake for 25-35 minutes or until the peppers are soft.;
8. Allow to cool before serving. Top with chipotle mayo and mangia!
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Paprika Lime Roasted Sweet Potatoes Recipe
Need a side to go along with your stuffed peppers? We ate ours with a side of paprika lime roasted sweet potatoes which were super easy and cooked right alongside the peppers!
Peel and chop 2 medium sweet potatoes, throw them in a bowl, drizzle oil of choice over potatoes, add salt, pepper, paprika, and juice of half a lime. Stir to combine and coat all potatoes. Place potatoes on a parchment lined baking sheet and bake at 400 degrees for 25-35 minutes!
I can’t wait to make this again and re take this picture!
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Syd
Like the looks on this receipe I might surprise my wife and cook it for her thanks
I bet she will love it! Can’t wait to hear what ya’ll think of it! 🙂
This looks delicious. My dad made the best stuffed peppers, but he was a southern cook, so I can imagine they were not whole 30 approved. This looks like a fantastic alternative.
PS: my friend uses shipt and absolutely loves it. I actually enjoy going to the grocery store:)
LOL! I bet your dad’s stuffed peppers were BOMB! Southern recipes are amazing. OMG you are a rare breed that loves shopping at the grocery store! Teach me to love it!
Seriously, as long as my kids aren’t with me, I love it!
Wow, these stuffed peppers look too good to be healthy! Can’t wait to give them a try. I think my kids might actually eat them, too!
Thanks for stopping by and checking it out! I can’t wait to hear what you and the fam think of this recipe! 🙂
I have never had stuffed peppers with cauliflower rice. Sounds kinda good actually. I will have to pin this for later. Honestly what sounded really good was your side recommendation of the sweet potatoes. I love mixing it up with different flavors. Thanks for sharing!
The cauliflower rice addition actually keeps it rather light but still filling – I can’t wait to hear what you think of it and so glad you loved the side idea! Keeping it fresh with some different ways to cook sweet tatoes! 🙂
Stuffed peppers are my fave! And these look delicious! Now it’s 7AM and I’m starving..haha
LOL! sorry for the early morning cravings 😉 Thanks for stopping by to check out my recipe!
Soo delicious looking and sounding! Seems easy enough to make, I bookmarked it! Will def be making these!
Thanks for stopping by, Michele! I hope you love it when you try the recipe! 🙂
I normally don’t like pepper but this looks really good I might actually give it a go
I hope you love it! thanks for stopping by! 🙂
I can’t wait to experiment with this recipe! I would have never thought to substitute traditional rice with something like cauliflower rice. Definitely going to try that the next time I make stuffed peppers.
I love traditional rice, but sometimes it sits so heavy on our stomachs. Can’t wait to hear what you think if you try this recipe!
Oh these look amazing!! Stuffed peppers are the best.
Thanks so much! They are a definite household favorite!!