I don't tend to like other people's but I like mine. >>21450516 You'd like mine. My stuffed peppers are basically meatloaf with a pepper shell. No sauce. I do the more traditional ones with the rice but I like the meatloaf ones I make better.
>>21450532 Depends on the type of pepper. For the typical pepper, pork and beef. For mini peppers, all beef (or if I cut them in half, all lamb, which I then serve with tzatziki and vegetable plov). If a spicy pepper, all beef again.
>>21450537 >(or if I cut them in half, all lamb, which I then serve with tzatziki and vegetable plov) Nice, haven't tried it with lamb but it's really good with tzatziki.
>>21450547 With /good/ tzatziki. My dad is central Asian so he's got plov down pat but he can't make tzatziki to save his life despite there being a very similar condiment in Kazakh cuisine that my grandma used to make. He never salts and squeezes the cucumber so it comes out soupy as fuck every fucking time.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 1:24:37 PM No.21450549
>>21450509 (OP) Not A.I. peppers, no. And not your 'fren' shit either.
>>21450509 (OP) I'm a big fan of the Hong Kong classic "Three Fried Stuffed Treasures (煎釀三寶)", which features peppers, eggplant and fried tofu cubes stuffed with a seasoned shrimp and/or fish paste.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 2:02:53 PM No.21450592
>>21450509 (OP) I'm a big fan of stuffed Hungarian hot wax peppers. Just stuff them with your typical ground beef, ground pork, rice, egg, and whatever finely-minced vegetables you want and then bake it in thick tomato sauce. Cubanelle peppers are a good substitute for when you can't find the Hungarian ones or you just don't feel like trying to work with something so narrow.