stuffed peppers

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stuffed peppers

A chef prepares stuffed peppers in a restaurant kitchen.

Definition

Noun: - A dish consisting of bell peppers (typically green) that have been parboiled, then filled with a seasoned mixture (most commonly containing rice and ground meat), and finally baked until heated through and the peppers are tender.

Usage
  • The term refers specifically to the prepared food item as a whole.
  • It is typically used in a plural form ("stuffed peppers") even when referring to a single serving containing multiple pepper halves or a singular concept.
  • It functions as a compound noun where "stuffed" acts as an adjective describing the peppers.
Examples
Advanced Usage
  • While the classic filling is rice and meat, the term can encompass variations. The specific ingredients of the stuffing are often mentioned separately (e.g., "quinoa-stuffed peppers," "vegetarian stuffed peppers").
  • The phrase can be used attributively to describe related concepts:
    • a stuffed pepper recipe
    • the stuffed pepper filling
Variants and Related Words
  • Stuffed pepper (singular noun): Can refer to one individual pepper half or whole pepper that has been stuffed.
    • He ate one enormous stuffed pepper.
  • Bell pepper (noun): The type of vegetable typically used for this dish.
  • Parboil (verb): To partially cook by boiling, which is a common preparatory step for the peppers before stuffing.
Synonyms
  • Filled peppers: A less common but direct synonym.
  • Peppers farcis: The French culinary term for the same dish.
Related Phrases/Idioms
  • : The verbal phrase describing the action of preparing the dish.
    • The first step is to stuff the peppers with the meat mixture.
stuffed peppers

A chef prepares stuffed peppers in a restaurant kitchen.

Noun
  1. parboiled green peppers stuffed usually with rice and meat and baked briefly