Stuffed peppers in a slow cooker

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Stuffed vegetables are very popular and loved by many. Such dishes can be found in many national cuisines. Bright vegetables with a rich taste of various meat and vegetable fillings for every taste. Stuffed bell peppers are the most popular with us. I will cook it using my assistant - a multicooker.

When choosing vegetables for stuffing, it is preferable to take fruits with fleshy pulp and thick skin. I use the classic filling in this version - from pork semi-fat meat and rice.

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Ingredients:

Bulgarian pepper - 7 pcs.

Minced meat - 1 kg.

Round grain rice - ¼ cup

Vegetable oil - 3 tbsp.

Carrots - 1 pc.

Bulb onions - 3 pcs.

Bay leaf - 2 pcs.

Tomato paste - 2 tablespoons

Water - 2 glasses

Salt - 1 tablespoon

Freshly ground pepper - 0.5 tsp

Course of action:

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Step 1 of 12

I prepare the necessary products. For minced meat I chose semi-fat pork (shoulder). You can use mixed minced beef, pork, chicken.

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Step 2 of 12

Cut the carrots and one onion into strips. The slicing shape can be any at your discretion.

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Step 3 of 12

Pour boiling water over the rice and leave it for a while.

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Step 4 of 12

Pour vegetable oil into the bowl, add chopped onions and carrots. I install it in a multicooker. In the "Menu" I turn on the "Fry" function. The time is automatically set to 15 minutes. I close the lid and sauté the vegetables for 5 minutes.

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Step 5 of 12

In the meantime, I'm preparing the peppers. I cut off the tops and carefully, trying not to damage the integrity of the vegetables, remove the core with the seeds.

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Step 6 of 12

During this time, the rice has already steamed and reached half-cooked level. I rinse it several times to clean water.

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Step 7 of 12

After five minutes of sautéing vegetables in a slow cooker, add tomato paste diluted in a glass of water, bay leaf and salt. I stir, close the lid again and leave the "Fry" function for the remaining 10 minutes.

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Step 8 of 12

Add two onions twisted in a meat grinder to the minced meat. Followed by rice, salt and a mixture of freshly ground peppers. I knead the minced meat so that the ingredients are evenly mixed.

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Step 9 of 12

I stuff the peppers with the prepared meat filling. I set the cut tops on top.

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Step 10 of 12

I put vegetables in the multicooker bowl. I add some more water. I turn on the “Extinguishing” function in the “Menu”. The time is automatically set to 1 hour.

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Step 11 of 12

In an hour, the stuffed peppers are ready, filling the house with the delicious scent of summer.

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Step 12 of 12

Such a dish conquers not only with its insane aroma, but also with its excellent taste.

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