stuffed pablanos
This was just a brainstorm of stuff I had and thought would be a tasty seasonal dish, due to the fact that there is some pumpkin involved. This could be made with many variations. You could use Anaheim peppers, a different grain, different cheeses, no cheese, a meat, no meat, etc.
prep time
45 Min
cook time
40 Min
method
Bake
yield
depends on the number of peppers you buy
Ingredients
- 1 tube 8oz soy chorizo
- 3/4 can 29oz pure pumpkin
- 1 cup quinoa
- 3 large pablano peppers
- 3 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1/4 cup dried onion
- 1/4 cup parmesan cheese, grated or chopped
- slice pepper jack to top stuffed pepper
- 1 - oven preheat to 375 degree f
How To Make stuffed pablanos
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Step 1Chop one of the peppers. Be sure to remove the white veins, seeds, and stem. While your hands are peppery, cut the other two peppers in half and remove seeds, stems. (You could leave whole and stuff.) (Roasting the peppers seemed like they might not be rigid enough to contain a proper amount of stuffing, but definitely would be tasty.)
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Step 2Cook quinoa. My brand called for two cups water for one cup quinoa. You could substitute any grain you like. I was thinking barley or rice would be subs for us.
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Step 3Throw a handful of chopped pablano and dried onion in with cooking quinoa.
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Step 4While grain is cooking, begin cooking the chorizo. Add rest of chopped pablano, garlic in with "meat". Once it is "browned", add canned pumpkin and heat through.
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Step 5When quinoa is ready, add to "meat" mixture. Add chopped/cubed/grated parm and mix in thoroughly.
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Step 6Put pepper halves on a cookie rack, to help cook bottom side of peppers. Put cookie rack on top of 9x13" pan, to catch any drips. Stuff peppers and cover halves with cheese slice.
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Step 7Bake stuffed peppers until cheese is melted and edges of stuffing is crispy. Approx. 15-20min. My stuffing was waiting in fridge so it took the 20+ to ensure that it was heated thoroughly. (picture is borrowed)
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Step 8Serve and enjoy. I served Acorn halves cooked with butter, S & P, and chopped garlic. But I think the Acorn with butter and brown sugar would add a nice sweet element to the spicy element of the peppers.
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Step 9Sorry that there are no pics of my peppers. Next time I make it, I will get some for posting.
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Category:
Other Main Dishes
Category:
Vegetables
Category:
Casseroles
Diet:
Vegetarian
Diet:
Gluten-Free
Diet:
Vegan
Diet:
Low Fat
Diet:
Low Sodium
Diet:
Low Carb
Tag:
#Healthy
Keyword:
#pumpkin
Keyword:
#grains
Keyword:
#healthy
Keyword:
#vegetarian
Keyword:
#savory spice
Ingredient:
Vegetable
Method:
Bake
Culture:
Southwestern
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