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Keto cooking corner
Yesterday I sliced those big sweet peppers in 2 and filled these with a mix of:
And cooked this (150 Celsius/300 Fahrenheit) for an hour, then switched the unopened oven off for the night.
It looks tasty.π I shall just find ways to prevent these pepper halves to pour some of their mixture. When I found out how, I will film it.
How was it?
Delicious even though the curry paste was not home made as usual but purchased locally as I was intriguided by the label. Usually these pastes are too salty and not spicy enough to my taste. This one is okay.
That sounds delicious. I'm going to make it but I'll switch the cottage cheese for ricotta cheese.
That should work. I use a similar mix for my wifeβs fruit pies. Cottage cheese is just very cheap and perfect for quiche here.
I like cottage cheese cold , it tastes sour to me when it's a ingredient in a heated dish. That's the reason I will switch it with ricotta.
If you realy want to experiment, replace some of it with melted peanut butter.
Cooking corner I love it. That would make a good department once we get prayer garden up and fully running. Cooking corner in Christ π healthy yummy cooking for the body of Christ
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Haha sorry had my promoter/networker hat on
Donβt you sorry me, Fren!ππ»
I'd buy that for a dollar! Dee-licous!
Have you tried a stuffed peppers method? Top down?
Slice your big ol' bell about 1/4 - 1/2 in (pending on pepper shape) from the top, making a convenient "hat". Gut the pepper, seeds & membrane. Stuff accordingly using a spoon to gently pack your concoction. Put "hat" back on and bake in the oven, smoker, or grill using foil and other tricks.
Makes for a great camp breakfast omelet!
Nice! I will keep exploring these quiched vegetables!π