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Hi Everyone,

I was am so excited for today’s #SundaySupper!  Our mission was to create a dish from mild to 911!  Woohoo!  I love it!!!   So for todays recipe I decided to give it a name change.  I originally was going to cal it “Burn Your Butt Stuffed Peppers”, but I thought I would be a little more professional (ha ha) and call Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers.  I guess you can tell from my name that it’s a spicy one and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers

I made these stuffed peppers a couple of weeks ago and I was going to share the recipe with you sooner, until I saw our mission.  My Husband said those peppers are spicy and they would be perfect for today’s #SundaySupper and let me tell you these babies do have the major spice factor going on.  Between the combination of the Poblano Peppers and  Trader Joe’s enchilada sauce these are hot!!  Maybe a little to hot, nah, if you like hot peppers you will love this recipe!!!

Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers


I picked up my hot peppers from the Farmers Market.  They were so pretty and green that I just had to have them.  The thing is, the sign said mild peppers.  I guess they didn’t test them because these are far from mild.  I stuffed these peppers with a combination of rice black beans and corn and topped with Mexican Cheese and baked them in a pool of enchilada sauce.  Oh man is this my kind of meal.  This meal is not for the faint at heart.

Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers

 

Now you could make these peppers more mild by making your own enchilada sauce instead of using Trader Joe’s.  You can use my recipe, it’s simple and amazing.  Here is the recipe for mine:

  • 1 3/4 cup tomato sauce (14 oz can)
  • 1 tbsp. chili powder
  • 1 tsp. cumin powder
  • 1/2 tsp. garlic powder
  • 1/2 tsp. salt

Just blend it all together, no heating required.

I would have made my recipe, but I was out of tomato sauce and always have a back-up jar of enchilada sauce in my pantry.

Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers

For the peppers you could also go a little more mild and use an Anaheim Pepper or even a sweet bell pepper.  Both would be great in this recipe.  But you know I am kind of biased.  I love all peppers!  Sweet, mild, hot, spicy, pickled, raw, cooked, baked grilled and so on.  I don’t think there is one I have met that I don’t love!!  Darn those peppers.  Thank goodness I love peppers because they are soooooooo good for you!!   I am not talking about the burning butt part!  🙂

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Extremely spicy baked poblano peppers filled with beans, rice and corn and topped with a cheese and enchilada sauce.
Serves: 5 Peppers
Ingredients
  • 5 Poblano or Anaheim Peppers
  • ½ tsp. olive oil
  • ¼ cup onion, diced
  • 1 tsp. garlic
  • 10 oz can Rotel diced tomatoes & green chilies
  • ⅓ brown rice (I used instant)
  • ½ cup of water
  • ½ cup black beans, drained and rinsed
  • ½ cup corn, fresh or frozen (thawed)
  • 1 oz. Mexican Cheese, lite
  • 1½ cups enchilada sauce or homemade (I used Trader Joe's)
Instructions
  1. Place Peppers on a baking sheet and place in the broiler, cook until charred, turning until all sides are darken, about 5 minutes each side. Place peppers in a bowl and cover with plastic wrap or place in a brown bag and seal for 10 minutes to steam.
  2. Meanwhile in a large skillet add olive oil, onions and garlic, Cook for about 30 seconds. Add in diced tomatoes, rice and water, stir and cover and cook for about 15 minutes or until rice is cooked, stirring occasionally.
  3. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
  4. In a baking dish, add a pinch of the enchilada sauce to the bottom of the baking dish; set a side.
  5. Add beans, corn and ¼ cup of enchilada sauce to rice mixture and cook until beans and corn are warmed; set a side.
  6. Carefully peel the blackened skin off of the peppers. Carefully cut a slit through the middle of the pepper horizontally. Do not cut completely through the pepper and do not cut all the way the top or ends, leave about an 1" of room. With a small spoon take the seeds out of the peppers.
  7. Fill peppers with bean and rice mixture and top with cheese. Lay peppers with cut side up in prepared baking dish. Add remaining enchilada sauce and bake in oven for 15 minutes or until cheese is melted and sauce is bubbly.
  8. Serve with sour cream and avocado if desired.
Notes
Calories per pepper: 163, Fat: 3.6, Cholesterol: 3, Sodium: 463, Potassium: 27, Carbs: 24, Fiber: 3.5, SUgar: 3.5, Protein: 6.8
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Serving size: 1 Pepper
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Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers

Oh weeeeee!  I love this recipe!  My Husband said it was a little to hot for him.  My girlfriend at work  had one and she loved it!  Her and I have the same taste in food.  But after all it’s spicy and it’s peppers filled with my favorite things, how can you not love them?  Ok, I know this recipe isn’t for everybody, but it is defiantly for me.  🙂

I can’t wait to check out everyone’s recipe!  So excited for this!  I have a feeling it will be a spicy week in my household!  Poor, poor Husband!  lol

Have a great day and a wonderful rest of your Sunday!

Toodles,

Jennifer

Spicy Stuffed Mexican Peppers

 

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  4. Helene D'souza says

    LOL Burn my but chile. I need to beam over to get a hand on those chiles, they are massive and I really want to see how spicy they are. Interesting filling btw, I have never has Mexican cheese, but now I need to!

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  18. EA-The Spicy RD says

    How did you know I have been craving stuffed peppers lately?? These look seriously delicious! There is a new Mxican restaurant near me that has a yummy stuffed pepper recipe I’ve been meaning to try and re-creat, but I think I’ll start with your first 🙂

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  24. Anne @ Webicurean says

    These looks SO good! Lately we’ve been having the peppers simply stuffed with cheese, so this would make a wonderful change-up. I didn’t know TJ’s had enchilada sauce–I’ll have to look for it next time I’m there!

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  25. bat-el says

    wow these look so delicious!!!! I would totally have to mild it down like A LOT!!! I can’t handle really spicy, and when it comes to most spicy dishes I tend to chicken out knowing that I’m going to die!!! Can’t wait to try this out for a nice dinner at home with a glass of skinny margarita and a movie.

    http://teatimewithb.blogspot.com/

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    • Jennifer @ Peanut Butter and Peppers says

      Ha ha! You made me laugh! You should try the dish with a milder pepper! It’s just wonderful!! The Skinny Margarita is a must with a Mexican Dish! Now you have me wanting these with a margarita and watch a Mathew McCounghney movie for Friday night. he he

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