I made this soup this week and it was so good I wanted to share it. It's one I make in the summer when I don't want to turn on the oven, but it's PERFECT for cold weather too. Last night I used 3 green bell peppers, 2 poblanos and 2 sweet banana peppers. This would be awesome with hatch green chiles too. I love peppers but if you don't, just use less. I had the last of my summer tomatoes that needed to be used up so I added those too. That's what do great about this recipe, you can tweak it to fit your tastes or what's in your kitchen and it always turns out great! I say 6 servings but those are BIG! If you aren't such a pig or if you are serving it with other items, it will go a lot further. The rice always soaks up the broth so save some to add when you reheat it --- if there is any left! Spicy Stuffed Pepper Soup |
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1 lb lean ground beef 1 lb ground turkey 1 large onion, chopped 3-4 c. assorted sweet bell and spicy peppers, chopped 3 cloves garlic, chopped 1 stalk celery, finely chopped 2 15 oz cans chopped tomatoes 1 15 oz can tomato sauce 1 small can Rotel 6-8 c. beef or chicken broth 1 c long grain rice, cooked separately according to directions 1 T adobo seasoning salt and pepper to taste |
DIRECTIONS:
1. | Saute peppers, celery, onions and meat until beef is no longer pink. |
2. | Add garlic, tomatoes, sauce, and rice. Stir well. |
3. | Add 4 c. broth, stir again. Then gradually add more to achieve the thickness you prefer. (I like mine "soupier" so I use 8 c.) |
4. | Add seasonings and simmer for at least 20 minutes so flavors can mingle. |
5. | Serve with crusty Italian bread. If you have tortilla chips, it's fun to scoop it up with those too. |
Can you clarify about the can of Rotel? I thought it was a brand of canned tomatoes, but I see that the recipe already lists those. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Renee! I actually use both, the Rotel and the regular tomatoes. The Rotel has peppers in it, I think jalepenos. You can leave the Rotel out if you want, I just like the extra kick.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I just wanted to be sure I was using the right thing- the recipe sounds delicious and we've had regular stuffed peppers one too many times this growing season. We still have bell peppers on the plants and this may be a perfect change of pace.
ReplyDeletemy husband would love this recipe!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing, Crystal! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! I'm on this tomorrow!
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