It’s blazing hot weather, the Olympics start tomorrow, and I
want an accompaniment for hot smoked trout and salad.
The idea of stuffed peppers probably draws a sigh from most
vegetarians, but as a non-vegetarian I actually quite like this dish once in a
while.
The recipe below assumes the dish is part of selection of
salads.
Stuffed peppers ingredients
- 1 yellow or orange pepper. Go on then, use red if you insist.
- A handful of cooked Puy lentils
- Slightly larger quantity of cooked giant couscous
- An even larger quantity of cooked bulgur wheat
- 2 spring onions
- 1 small garlic clove, crushed
- A few chopped nuts – I used cashews today but pine nuts or mixed nuts would also work
- About 3 sundried tomatoes (optional), chopped into really very small pieces
- A few chopped herbs – I used a few thyme leaves tonight but oregano or Greek basil would also be good
How to make stuffed peppers
- Finely shop the spring onions and lightly fry for a few minutes in a little olive oil till soft.
- Add the crushed garlic clove and fry for another minute or so.
- Mix together with all the other ingredients
- Slice the peppers in half and remove the stalk and seeds
- Fill the pepper halves with the stuffing
- Bake for about half an hour to 40 minutes at the Magic Cooking Number (fan 190)
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