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Comments (13)I have frozen stuffing peppers for several years now. I have done Poblanos and Joe Parkers, the seed of which Larry sent me a couple years ago and which we love. We do it by roasting the peppers on the grill til the skins are uniformly blistered, then popping them into a gallon plastic freezing bag and letting them sweat. When they've cooled we slip the skins off, slice down one side leaving the stem end on, pull out the seeds and membrane from inside, lay them out individually on cookie sheets to freeze, then pack them into freezer bags. The things we like about the Joe Parkers are taste, smoky with just a hint of heat, large size, and ease of peeling. The skin is thick, and after blistering and sweating pulls off easily in one or two large pieces. These are wonderful for chile rellenos. So thanks Larry. I freeze jalapenos too, but just pop them into the freezer raw after deseedingj--with gloves on. I use these later in fresh and canned salsa....See MoreLove this stuffing for peppers
Comments (7)Ryse, Dad used to cut the tops off green peppers, take out the seeds and "stack" them, 4 per package. He liked stuffed peppers and like you, stuffed them frozen, then sauced and baked them. He used a similar sausage stuffing, but with rice instead of orzo. I loved the stuffing, didn't want the peppers, LOL, now I'm going to have to try again. Annie...See Morefreeze stuffed banana peppers?
Comments (2)Works fine for stuffed jalapenos so no reason why it wouldn't work for banana peppers too. They are a little thinner skinned so will be softer when thawed. Dave...See MoreStuffed Pepper question
Comments (6)Hi everyone. I ended up in a time crunch & thought it would be quicker to do a one dish meal with the peppers cut up. Boy was I wrong. At least I found out that my farmer pork sausage is not as lean as his ground beef. Since farmer ground meat is frozen immediately, and not thawed prior to my use I'm not worried about safety, and may well use it raw next time. Those were such beautiful poblanos! A real shame I didn't go ahead and stuff them....See More- last yearlast modified: last year
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