How to Make Stuffed Pepper Soup Recipe

How to Make Stuffed Pepper Soup
Green Bell Pepper, Stuffed Pepper Soup recipe recipe

Stuffed Pepper Soup Recipe

Move over Campbell soup. If you love stuffed green bell peppers, then this homemade stuffed pepper soup recipe is for you. The finished soup is very thick. It is more like a stew with very little broth. Of course, you can always add more beef broth, if you prefer. (See our “Tips and Suggestions” below.) As for me, I enjoy it nice and thick.

 We are absolutely certain that you will put this in the “favorites” section of your cookbook. This stuffed pepper soup recipe makes enough so you can freeze leftovers. It freezes well.

Preparation Time: 45 minutes (this does not include cooking time.

Contributed by: Bob M., Rochester, N.Y.

Today’s Quote: “Only the pure in heart can make a good soup.” – – Ludwig van Beethoven

Green Bell Pepper, Stuffed Pepper Soup recipe recipe

Stuffed Pepper Soup Ingredients

2-3 pounds hamburger

1 onion, peeled and finely chopped

Three cups(dry) instant rice or long grain rice, cooked (1)

4 cups green bell peppers (about 4 large peppers), cleaned, cored, and diced

Two 48-ounce cans of beef broth

14.5-ounce can of beef broth

 1-quart tomatoes, cut up or diced

1 teaspoon salt

1/8 teaspoon black pepper

Crackers, optional

Recipe Tip: Normally, this is a very thick soup. Add more or less beef broth, depending upon how thick you like it.

Notes:

(1) We believe long-grain rice is better. It absorbs less rice and remains firmer. 

Stuffed pepper soup recipe
Green Bell Pepper, Stuffed Pepper Soup recipe recipe

Directions How to Make Stuffed Pepper Soup

  1. In a large frying pan, cook the hamburger and chopped onions.
  2. Drain off grease.
  3. Place into a large stock pot.
  4. While the hamburger is cooking, measure out three cups of instant or long-grain rice and cook it.
  5. Place the cooked rice into the pot.
  6. Dice green bell peppers to make 4 cups (about 4 peppers).
  7. Place into the stock pot.
  8.  Put beef broth, cut-up tomatoes, salt, and pepper into the pot.
  9. Place the stockpot on the stove with the lid slightly ajar.
  10. Simmer until the green peppers are soft, stirring occasionally.
  11. Serve hot with crackers on the side.

Tips and Suggestions:

  • If you have sweet banana peppers, try adding a few of them, too.
  • The second time you make this delicious soup, add more or less of each ingredient to suit your taste.
  • Add more or less broth as desired.

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