Ingredients for - Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy

1. Rice 1-1,5 Art.
2. Carrot 1 PC.
3. Bell pepper 20 PC.
4. Salt 20 PC.
5. Garlic 6-7 clove
6. Bulb onions 4 PC.
7. Minced meat 1 kg

How to cook deliciously - Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy

1 . Stage

Prepare all the products.

1. Stage. Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy: Prepare all the products.

2 . Stage

Pepper peel the stalks and seeds.

1. Stage. Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy: Pepper peel the stalks and seeds.

3 . Stage

At this stage I use a secret. I do not grind onions together with minced meat, but cut them (like in manti), then the onion after freezing "will not flow out", and all the juice remains in the minced meat. So, we cut the onion and garlic, and grate the carrot.

1. Stage. Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy: At this stage I use a secret. I do not grind onions together with minced meat, but cut them (like in manti), then the onion after freezing

4 . Stage

Rice (raw!) and vegetables are combined with minced meat. Salt and pepper to taste. I like my peppers to contain not only minced meat and rice, but also carrots and garlic - it's juicier and tastier.

1. Stage. Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy: Rice (raw!) and vegetables are combined with minced meat. Salt and pepper to taste. I like my peppers to contain not only minced meat and rice, but also carrots and garlic - it's juicier and tastier.

5 . Stage

Stuff the peppers.

1. Stage. Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy: Stuff the peppers.

6 . Stage

Spread in a single layer in a bag and freeze. I heard that the peppers should not touch each other - it's all nonsense, for me they touch each other, and it's absolutely no big deal. Cook like regular freshly cooked peppers. Very tasty, especially if you let them cook after you turn off the stove (we usually don't wait for this moment and eat them all at once)

1. Stage. Stuffed frozen peppers For the working and busy: Spread in a single layer in a bag and freeze. I heard that the peppers should not touch each other - it's all nonsense, for me they touch each other, and it's absolutely no big deal. Cook like regular freshly cooked peppers. Very tasty, especially if you let them cook after you turn off the stove (we usually don't wait for this moment and eat them all at once)