This is a version of a barbecue recipe adapted for home, using a cast-iron pan and a mixture of hob and oven. The peppers are lovely on their own with a well-dressed salad and some bread, but would be ...

Use panko for added crispiness, a fine grind for its binding qualities, or a coarser grind to add some texture. For example, consider stuffed peppers; many recipes incorporate a starch like rice along ...

Chicken Stuffed Peppers: Bell peppers stuffed with a tangy chicken keema mixture. Topped with cheese and microwaved. Don't have a microwave? Not to worry, use a pressure cooker. Blanch the bell ...

4 serving Total Time 1 hr, 15 min Prep Time 35 min Cook Time 40 min Ingredients ¼ cup olive oil ½ eggplant, thinly sliced ½ yellow squash, thinly sliced ¼ tsp. salt ¼ tsp. pepper 8 oz. ground ...

if using. Warm the pitta bread, or any other bread, on a microwaveable plate for 20–30 seconds on HIGH. (Don’t overheat or it could toughen.) Serve with the stuffed peppers. For a quicker ...

One-bite stuffed mushrooms are a perfect idea for a New Year’s party appetizer. Typical fillings include bread crumbs ... 1 gram dietary fiber. Recipe developed for The Star by professional ...

SEASONED- Vigo panko breadcrumbs with Italian seasoning are made from white crust-less bread ground into large ... addition of 14 select spices. HOW TO USE- completely seasoned and ready to ...

But, have you ever tried using canned salmon as a delicious stuffing for bell peppers? Well, this cheesy salmon melt stuffed peppers recipe, brought to us by Catherine Brookes, does just that ...

This easy recipe yields stuffed red peppers that are sweet and tender and packed full of delicious savoury pork. Image credit: SA Pork Are you gluten-intolerant but craving pizza for dinner tonight?

Pour off all but 1 teaspoon of the rosemary oil and reserve it for another use. Add the bread crumbs to the skillet and toast over moderate heat until golden and crisp, 2 minutes. Stir in the ...

how spoiled and entitled the next generation is. Over 2,000 years ago, the Greek philosopher, Plato, supposedly quipped to his young protégé, Socrates, “The children now love luxury; they have ...