Foodie Friday: Vegetarian Mexican Stuffed Bell Peppers
- Christine
- Sep 11, 2015
- 2 min read

I cook a lot of vegetarian meals, partially because one of my closest friends is a vegetarian, partially because it’s a lot cheaper than buying meat. I’ve learned what the red flags on the ingredient list are, and I’ve also learned what works well as a meat substitute. So today, I’m going to share a super simple recipe that is both tasty and vegetarian friendly!
Ingredients:
2 large bell peppers (I used green bells from the local farmer’s market)
1 box of brown rice
¼ can of yellow corn
¼ can of black beans, well rinsed
¼ can of diced tomatoes with juice
½ shredded taco cheese
1 teaspoon chili powder
salt and pepper to taste

Directions:
Mix together all ingredients (minus the peppers) in a bowl
Cut peppers in half and clean out the seeds
Spoon mixture into the peppers, making sure to add enough juice to cook the rice
Cover with lid and bake for one hour at 350. Remove the lid about halfway through. After 55 minutes, add the cheese and let melt for 5 minutes. Enjoy!

Review:
Peppers have recently started growing on me, so this was a lot of pepper for me. I ate most of it, but like I said, they’re still growing on me. I really liked the corn, bean, and tomato mixture; it was light, yet filling. One half, and I was good to go. I will definitely make these again, because they were so simple to make! They also didn’t take a lot of time, and it’s easy to just pair them with chips and dip. I definitely recommend making these if you’re craving something healthy with a lot of taste.

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