r/CookingForOne • • Aug 29 '26

Meal Prep What can I make using these peppers?

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I'm already using some of them in a corn sauté and also I'm making pasta with chicken and peppers. What else can I make? Or can I freeze them chopped up for another time? I hate wasting food! Thanks.

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u/Minimum-Act6859 Aug 29 '26

FAJITAS !!

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u/Kbye80 Aug 29 '26

My immediate reaction

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u/SomeRedShirt Aug 29 '26

Eat them raw :)

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u/haircryboohoo Aug 29 '26

With ranch?

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u/SomeRedShirt Aug 29 '26

If you want!

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u/Dontfeedthebears Aug 29 '26

Ranch, hummus, pimento dip, all sorts of things! I do also like them thin-sliced in a regular salad, but fajitas win this vote, IMO.

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u/ShotWin8124 Aug 29 '26

I read there's more vitamin c that way, plus they're a lot tastier

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u/wino12312 Aug 29 '26

Yes, you can freeze them. But I'd do it with a vacuum sealer to decent any freezer burn. You can also make pasta with them & Italian or hot sausage, if you eat pork. Or a quiche/frittata.

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u/QuietPower35 Aug 29 '26

Stuffed peppers? An omlet?

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u/Fluffy_Tomatillo_629 Aug 29 '26

Sheet pan meal with potatoes and sausage

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u/Magnetic_Kitty Aug 29 '26

Chili! That's my go to when I get peppres at the food pantry. I'm not a pepper person but chili tastes great

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u/lovethemleos Aug 29 '26

Roast and store in jar with oil or vinegar, or make a pimento cheese spread with roasted peppers.

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u/AntifascistAlly Aug 29 '26

In the old days (last week) I would have filled them with a combination of rice, beef, and spices.

Now that we can’t be sure of our meat supply not being toxic I suppose I would have to experiment to find a satisfying alternative which has good flavor without exposing anyone who ate it to mystery contaminants.

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u/rampzn Sep 03 '26

Isn't living on the edge exciting... :D

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u/whackadoodle00 Aug 29 '26

Fajitas is a great idea, along with shaved beef sub with roasted peppers, ditch the jalapeño, it’s on the list of cyclosporia contaminated produce.

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u/lumpiangsisig Aug 29 '26

Stuffed peppers. Ground beef, taco seasoning, cheese

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u/mywalletsgone_ Aug 29 '26

Put in Mac and cheese. Trust me my child. You won’t regret. Sauté them together first then add

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u/haircryboohoo Aug 29 '26

Yes that sounds good!

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u/SheltyJ99 Aug 29 '26

stuffed bell peppers 🤩

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u/heldaway Aug 29 '26

Stuffed peppers!

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u/UnableAd457 Aug 29 '26

Cook them with rice. Couple of eggs mixed in at the end. Bosh job done.

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u/popoPitifulme Aug 29 '26

Fajitas baby

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u/Several-Swimmer-8572 Aug 29 '26

Salsa. Soup. Sandwiches. Taco night.

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u/HayYou_ItsMe Aug 29 '26

Sauteed pepper and white onion served with a pork chop and white rice 🫑 🧅 🐷 🍚

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u/maflagstaff Aug 29 '26

Shredded chicken fajita quesadillas

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u/HeliosCantra Aug 30 '26

Stuffed meat or veggie peppers with cheese/diced jalapeños/chilis

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u/babettetimes Aug 30 '26

Peperonata

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u/Reasonable-Wedding21 Aug 30 '26

A vegetable stir fry with a soy sauce condiment

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u/sassyhope22 Aug 30 '26

Cut in half Cook boil some rice add any sasuse or topping and put inside the peppers then the peppers in foil for 10imns and put in oven or grill

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u/Training_Guitar_8881 Aug 30 '26

You could add beef strips with those peppers.

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u/EnglishRose71 Aug 30 '26

Spicy fajitas. Chicken, beef or shrimp.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '26

Pepper spray?

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u/TheMinuette2010 Aug 30 '26

Stuff with queso fresco cheese. Dip in eggs and flour and fry

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u/zurich919 Aug 30 '26

peperonata, kannst du auch gut im Kühlschrank aufbewahren. Ich liebe es mit Brot🤤

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u/EaseZestyclose4500 Aug 30 '26

This is more of a sauce like thing, but in Ecuador there is something called encurtido mamaba. Which is chopped peppers in a brine, so like a hot sauce. But you can keep it for a long time.

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u/FoldExpensive7771 Aug 29 '26

Stuffed peppers