Everything about this easy crock pot recipe screams “comfort food!” And I like it.
I feel like we haven’t chatted in away. I’ve been away for far too long and I have so much to tell you. Well, really not too much but a few things have changed since last month. We are still in Corpus. Our house we had in Austin fell through. [womp womp.]
I took the kids to get their flu shots last month and the pediatrician did a double take. “I thought yall moved?” he said. I said “We haven’t been able to find a house yet.” He looked at me real serious and said “Aren’t you a real estate agent?”
I laughed and said “You’d think that would help, right?!”
The kids have been out of school and are driving each other crazy. I signed Ryley back up for dance and will sign Avery up for karate or something soon. They need “kid friends” as Ryley told me recently. Apparently momma isn’t cool enough already.
My momma had thyroid surgery last month too. It happened to work out that my in laws were in town during that time which was a HUGE blessing. I was able to help my mom while GG and Pa got to spend tons of time with the kids. [Probably more then expected but they loved it.]
And me? Well, I’m doing ok. I miss blogging so much. I miss being able to write and take pictures and talk to people. One day I had a bit of energy and completely re-did my blog. Like all of it. [I still have a few kinks to work out.] And I loved it so much.
Hi, my name is Kelley and I’m a big blog nerd.
And then yesterday I got to make a new recipe using Wolf® Brand Chili and use my camera again. My camera has been sitting on my dresser for about a month just staring at me. I know its thinking “Hey, remember me? Yea, let’s get back together.”
And the recipe? Ohmygerd yall. First, its so so so easy to make. Second, its a crock pot meal. Third.. SO good!
I’ve made stuffed peppers before but this time I used Wolf® Brand Chili instead of hamburger or turkey burger. DELISH. Seriously so good. And it cut the prep time in half. [And hello, Wolf® Brand Chili started in Texas so of course this Texas girl is a fan!]
Ok so quick recap – still in Corpus, my kids are driving me nuts, my camera is giving me funny looks and you have to try this recipe asap. Yup, that about sums up my month. How about yours?
Southwest Crock Pot Stuffed Peppers
Ingredients
- 4 bells peppers
- 1 can Wolf® Brand Chili
- 1 1/2 cup rice (not instant)
- 1 oz can of southwest corn
- 1-2 cups water
- 1/2 cup of cheese
- cilantro for topping
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 363Cholesterol: 15mgSodium: 242mgCarbohydrates: 67gFiber: 3gSugar: 6gProtein: 10g
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Adrianne says
YUMMMMM. This looks so fantastic. I love stuffed peppers!
Kelley says
Thanks Adrianne! Me too! Such an easy recipe!
April Fontenot says
Oh yum! These sound AMAZING! Definitely adding them to next week’s meal plan!
Kelley says
Thanks April! You are the BEST! Hope yall like them!
Nikki says
These look good. I’ve never made stuffed peppers but I’ve always wanted to.
Kelley says
These are super easy Nikki! Great way to try stuffed peppers for the first time. Hope yall enjoy 🙂
Ashley @ 3 Little Greenwoods says
Oh I’m so happy to see you back! Fabulous recipe!
Pinning and sharing everywhere! 😉
~ Ashley
Kelley says
Thanks so much sweet friend! Happy to be back 🙂
Carolyn Labossiere says
Can’t wait to try these Do you cook the rice first ?
Kelley says
No, I added the rice uncooked to the peppers. The rice sort of steams in the crock pot. Hope that helps!
Laura Rothrock says
What kind of rice do you typically use?
Kelley says
I used Jasmine rice. Not instant. Hope that helps!
Adina says
Can you use brown rice?
Kelley says
You should be able to. I haven’t tried, so let me know how they turn out!
Teresa says
I would definitely cook the rice first
In this recipe. I have had my peppers in the slow cooker for 6.5 hours and the rice is still pretty crunchy
Kelley says
Oh no! That’s no good. I will try these out again soon and see what I need to tweak. Thanks for the heads up.