So the other week I bought some sausages. Well, a TON of sausages. So I wanted to come up with some cool ideas to use them all. I like cutting up sausages and using the meat just like a ground beef or chicken. I also have been trying to eat more vegetables. What I came up with was Stuffed Peppers!Like I said, a ton of sausages …Start by taking two of the sausages and breaking them open. Then pan fry them in a cast iron skillet.After the sausage, use the left over grease to fry some thinly sliced onions.I also threw in some slices of green pepper from the reamed out pepper.For the cheese component of this recipe I used Parmesan. I just chopped a block of Parmesan into tiny squares.Now it’s time to throw it all together! Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl to make the stuffing.Here’s a shot of the mixed stuffing.For the pepper, cut off the top and cut out the seeds and side supports.Then stuff ’em! I had some quail eggs so I thew one in there for good measure. I baked two of these and used my toaster / convection oven for super quick meal making.And here’s the finished product!
- Serves: 2
- Serving size: 1 Pepper
- Calories: 484
- Fat: 35
- Carbohydrates: 14
- Fiber: 3
- Protein: 30
- 2 Green Peppers
- 1 Small Onion
- 2 Sausage Links
- 1.5 Oz Parmesan Cheese
- 2 Oz. Cream Cheese
- 1 Egg
- 2 Quail Eggs
- Start by removing the skin of the sausage and cooking the sausage into crumbles
- Cut off of the top of the peppers and remove the seeds
- Chop up the tops of the peppers
- Chop up onions and cook the peppers and onions
- Chop up Parmesan cheese into small pieces
- Combine the peppers, onions, cheese, sausage and cream cheese
- Stuff the peppers with the stuffing and top with a quail egg
- Cook for 20 minutes at 400 degrees
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On step 8 when you say “cook for 20 minutes”, can you tell me at what temperature? I plan on making these for dinner tonight! Thanks!
Good catch! 400 degrees.
Hey,I’m from Australia and the sausages ive bought are long spicy ones.how many grams would you hav put into this recipe as you say two links?
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I make this on a weekly basis. My roommate and girlfriend absolutely love it. The only change I make is in deconstructing it and then tripling the recipe (give or take). Instead of stuffing the peppers, I slice them up, mix all of the ingredients together and toss them into a baking dish and sprinkle just a little shredded parm over the top and continue as the recipe dictates. It comes out as more of a Casserole since the green peppers can get a little messy when they’re stuffed.