Stuffed peppers

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Stuffed peppers

Stuffed peppers are a traditional dish in many countries and are prepared using pitted peppers . Rice or minced meat is usually used as a filling. Typical preparation is braising in the oven or in a closed pot, usually in a tomato sauce .

The filled peppers came to Hungary through the Turks, from where they became known in Europe during the Habsburg period. At that time the Hungarians only knew stuffed cabbage .

history

After the paprika fruits emerged throughout Eastern Europe and the Middle East, their box-like shape was found to be ideal for filling. The cooks filled them with minced meat, cereals and other mixes, boiled or braised them. The Hungarians had previously prepared peppers stuffed with sauerkraut. Paprika fruits filled with cheese are particularly popular in Italy, Hungary and the Balkans. In Romania and the Balkans, so-called Italian peppers ( Cubanelle ) are used for this dish . Stuffed peppers became one of the few red pepper dishes adopted by much of the Ashkenazi community. Apparently the stuffed peppers came to the United States in the late 19th century .

variants

Ardei umpluți
  • Ardei umpluți - For the Romanian variant, you prepare the minced meat from beef and pork and mix in some rice . Parsley , dill and celery leaves are used as herbs . It is served in a tomato sauce with sour cream or yogurt. Side dish is often Mămăligă .
  • Boston style - small fruits are filled with crab meat , then breaded and deep-fried.
  • à la menagere (housewife style) - For this, you create a mass of sausage meat and rice and fill the fruit with it.
  • Piperies Gemistes ( Greek πιπεριές γεμιστές ) - The Greek variant is filled with rice, onions, parsley, dill and mint. Minced meat ( kimas κιμάς) can be added.
  • á la turque : paprika fruits filled with coarsely chopped cooked mutton and rice pilaf , optionally with raisins.

See also

literature

Web links

Commons : Stuffed Peppers  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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