Ingredients
- ( 3 medium) Green capsicum, raw
- ( 2 medium) Zucchini, unpeeled
- ( 1 cup) White rice, raw
- ( 1 medium) Brown onion, raw and peeled
- ( 2 cloves) Raw garlic, peeled
- ( 1/2 tsp) Ground black pepper
- ( 1 tsp) Cooking salt
- ( 7 tbsp) Olive oil
- ( 1/2 tsp) Dried oregano
- ( 4 tsp) Low-salt/no-added-salt tomato paste
- ( 1/3 cup) Lemon juice
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Serves 4Time 45 minsThe kids will love these Greek stuffed peppers!
Fat - total
26g
37%
Fat - saturated
4g
16%
Salt
64mg
3%
Protein
7g
14%
Carbs
33g
10%
Sugar
8g
9%
Energy
1632kJ
19%
% based on an adult’s recommended daily intake
Ingredients
- ( 3 medium) Green capsicum, raw
- ( 2 medium) Zucchini, unpeeled
- ( 1 cup) White rice, raw
- ( 1 medium) Brown onion, raw and peeled
- ( 2 cloves) Raw garlic, peeled
- ( 1/2 tsp) Ground black pepper
- ( 1 tsp) Cooking salt
- ( 7 tbsp) Olive oil
- ( 1/2 tsp) Dried oregano
- ( 4 tsp) Low-salt/no-added-salt tomato paste
- ( 1/3 cup) Lemon juice
Method
- Preheat the oven to 180 degrees (C).
- Wash the green capsicum. Cut around the top to remove the seeds — but keep the top intact, to act as a lid.
- Crush the garlic. Cut the onion and zucchini into small cubes.
- In a large pan, add most of the olive oil, then add the onion and garlic. Cook until the onions are soft and sweet.
- Add the rice to the pan, and then add twice the amount of water. Bring to a simmer, cover the pan, and cook for 15 minutes.
- Add the zucchini to the rice, and stir through.
- Add the rice mixture to the peppers, and cover with the “”lids”” made of the top of the peppers.
- Bake at 180 degrees (C) for 20 minutes.
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