Recipe Review: PHILLY CHEESESTEAK STUFFED PEPPERS
Found this at a wonderful blog, which I am linking to below. The pic on this blog is of the ones I made. I am pretty impressed with them. I did increase the seasoning as Bill and I love a lot of seasoning.
This recipe and many other low carb good ones can be found here:
http://peaceloveandlowcarb.blogspot.com/2012/06/philly-cheesesteak-stuffed-peppers.html#.Uc9YPW3m-AS
My Tweaks:
Pressed as much grease out of the meat mixture as possible before stuffing. It was super greasy.
Added shredded cheese in the middle of the meat mix layers
PHILLY CHEESESTEAK STUFFED PEPPERS
INGREDIENTS
8 oz. Thinly Sliced Roast Beef
8 Slices Provolone Cheese
2 Large Green Bell Peppers
1 Medium Sweet Onion – Sliced
6 oz. Baby Bella Mushrooms - Sliced
2 Tbs. Butter
2 Tbs. Olive Oil
1 Tbs. Garlic - Minced
Salt and Pepper - to taste
(2 Tbs. Peace and Love)
DIRECTIONS
Slice peppers in half lengthwise, remove ribs and seeds.
In a large sauté pan over low-medium heat, add butter, olive oil, garlic, mushrooms onions and a little salt and pepper. Sauté until onions and mushroom are nice and caramelized. About 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 400°
Slice roast beef into thin strips and add to the onion/mushroom mixture. Allow to cook 5-10 minutes.
Line the inside of each pepper with a slice of provolone cheese. Fill each pepper with meat mixture until they are nearly overflowing. Top each pepper with another slice of provolone cheese.
Bake for 15-20 minutes until the cheese on top is golden brown.
Prep Time – 15 Minutes
Cook Time – 50 Minutes
Makes Servings: 4
Per Serving:
Calories – 458
Protein – 27 g
Carbs – 8.5 net g
Fat – 36 gThis recipe and many other low carb good ones can be found here:
http://peaceloveandlowcarb.blogspot.com/2012/06/philly-cheesesteak-stuffed-peppers.html#.Uc9YPW3m-AS
My Tweaks:
Pressed as much grease out of the meat mixture as possible before stuffing. It was super greasy.
Added shredded cheese in the middle of the meat mix layers
I am excited to try this recipe. How big of a serving to fill up a teenage boy do you think? I am leaning toward splitting 3 pepper equivalents between 2 16-year olds.
ReplyDeleteI think that might work, Lisa!
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