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A cream cheese sandwich spread gets kicked up a notch by adding jalapeno peppers, pimentos, grated onion, garlic powder, and cayenne pepper. Layered with bacon and sliced avocado, it's destined to become a family favorite.
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Spice up your stuffed pepper game!
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Incorporate sausage into a crowd-pleasing pasta salad using gemelli pasta and smoked mozzarella.
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Super satisfying and super easy.
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When you think of stuffed peppers, you usually are thinking of bell peppers. This recipe fills poblano peppers with chorizo, rice, and taco sauce for a spicier version of a classic dish.
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I learned how to make these tacos while a man from Oaxaca, Mexico lived with my family. They are traditional Mexican tacos and one of the best things I know how to make.
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Colorful bell peppers are stuffed with a combination of chorizo sausage, corn kernels, browned ground beef, Spanish rice, and cheese for a delicious weeknight meal.
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This grilled shishito peppers recipe is sprinkled with togarashi for an extra kick of spice.
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This is a traditional Mexican sauce that works great over meats, fish, beans, rice, tacos, and quesadillas. Roasting the ingredients might seem like a bother, but it doesn't take more than 15 minutes and it's worth every single second.
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A decidedly Southern spread with Northern roots, pimento cheese is a simple mix of Cheddar, red bell pepper and mayonnaise that can be found on sandwiches from work sites to garden parties across the 16 states below the Mason-Dixon line This recipe came to The Times from the Charleston, S.C.-bred cookbook authors and occasional contributors to The Times Matt Lee and Ted Lee.
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Bell peppers are stuffed with a simple mixture of beef, rice, and onion, then baked until tender. Leftover filling can be used to make a quick pasta sauce, or served with hamburger buns as a sloppy joe alternative.