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Oven Roasted Peppers with Low Fat Cream Cheese, Sauteed Corn & Beans


I saw a variation of this in a magazine (Vegetarian Times) and adapted it to the ingredients I had readily available at home. This is a masterpiece, looks as gourmet as it tastes. An easy peasy recipe that takes probably 30 from start to finish - so go ahead and give it a try - I promise you that this has got the "WOW" factor writ large over it.


Ingredients 
4-5 peppers - Red, Orange or Yellow(serves 4-5 guests assuming each consume 2)
1 pack of frozen corn 
1 can of black beans
4 -5 triangles of any flavored laughing cow cream cheese (35 calories per triangle) (sub with creamy goat cheese, feta or fresh mozzarella
Herbs of choice - I used thyme from my garden - but if you favor other flavors, go for it
Garlic flakes & brown sesame seeds for topping
Freshly grated Parmesan cheese for topping
Olive oil spray +1 tsp for sauteeing the corn and black beans
Sea Salt
Fresh ground black pepper (optional)
Other spicing agents of your choice (optional - I used  tsp of spicy sesame powder)

Preparation
Heat oven to 400 degrees F
Thaw the corn
Wash the beans
Sautee with spice and salt and 1 tsp of olive oil
Cut the peppers right down the middle making two perfect cups -
NOTE - you can either lop off the stems or keep the stem on 
Remove the seeds
Spray the inside of the pepper with olive oil, grate some sea salt and pepper
Cut or pinch out small amounts of the cheese into the pepper
Add the cooked corn/bean mix
Sprinkle some garlic flakes and sesame seeds on the top
Grate the fresh parmesan cheese over them 
Bake for 15-18 minutes
Note: Before placing on the baking pan, spray the pan - I added some salt and some chili flakes - These do not really coat the peppers, but they do absorb a mild but perfect flavor from them
Remove from oven. 
Decorate with fresh thyme leaves and serve hot.
Bon appetit!






Oven Roasted Peppers with Low Fat Cream Cheese, Sauteed Corn & Beans


I saw a variation of this in a magazine (Vegetarian Times) and adapted it to the ingredients I had readily available at home. This is a masterpiece, looks as gourmet as it tastes. An easy peasy recipe that takes probably 30 from start to finish - so go ahead and give it a try - I promise you that this has got the "WOW" factor writ large over it.


Ingredients 
4-5 peppers - Red, Orange or Yellow(serves 4-5 guests assuming each consume 2)
1 pack of frozen corn 
1 can of black beans
4 -5 triangles of any flavored laughing cow cream cheese (35 calories per triangle) (sub with creamy goat cheese, feta or fresh mozzarella
Herbs of choice - I used thyme from my garden - but if you favor other flavors, go for it
Garlic flakes & brown sesame seeds for topping
Freshly grated Parmesan cheese for topping
Olive oil spray +1 tsp for sauteeing the corn and black beans
Sea Salt
Fresh ground black pepper (optional)
Other spicing agents of your choice (optional - I used  tsp of spicy sesame powder)

Preparation
Heat oven to 400 degrees F
Thaw the corn
Wash the beans
Sautee with spice and salt and 1 tsp of olive oil
Cut the peppers right down the middle making two perfect cups -
NOTE - you can either lop off the stems or keep the stem on 
Remove the seeds
Spray the inside of the pepper with olive oil, grate some sea salt and pepper
Cut or pinch out small amounts of the cheese into the pepper
Add the cooked corn/bean mix
Sprinkle some garlic flakes and sesame seeds on the top
Grate the fresh parmesan cheese over them 
Bake for 15-18 minutes
Note: Before placing on the baking pan, spray the pan - I added some salt and some chili flakes - These do not really coat the peppers, but they do absorb a mild but perfect flavor from them
Remove from oven. 
Decorate with fresh thyme leaves and serve hot.
Bon appetit!






24 comments:

R.Punitha said...

Hi,

Looks Adorable!!!

Nice presentation:)

keep up your GooD Work Dear:)

www.southindiafoodrecipes.blogspot.in

Julie said...

Colorful peppers,looks delicious n yummy!!

Kavitha said...

looks yummy and healthy :)

Mythreyi said...

Looks colorful and healthy...

-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!

Mythreyi said...

colorful and healthy side dish...

-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!

Amina Khaleel said...

delicious recipe... looks fantastic..

What's Baking?? said...

Oh this looks sooo ggooodd..

Hamaree Rasoi said...

Simply delicious and yummy looking colorful peppers.

Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi

Swasthi said...

delicious recipe, good clicks

PT said...

very colorful.. healthy one...

Maayeka said...

Delicious recipe with lovely colours...loved this

Beena.stephy said...

wOOW INTRESTING RECIPIE

Raksha said...

wow Priya, not sure abt the filling but the photos have come so good.

Priya said...

Yummy roasted peppers, seriously am loving ur stuffing,looks fantastic and nutritious.

Vijayalakshmi Dharmaraj said...

looks colorful...
VIRUNTHU UNNA VAANGA

Shruti Dhingra Wahi said...

They look tempting and colorful !!!
Good work Priya ;-)
shrutirasoi

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Srimathi said...

Looks so colorful and appetizing.

Archana said...

Looks very delicious. I will make this soon.
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Shweta in the Kitchen said...

Yummy, nice & healthy filling.

recently even I posted the stuffed bell pepper recipe but was with tomato gravy.

http://shwetainthekitchen.blogspot.com/

LoLy said...

Love it :D

XoXo
http://abudhabifood.blogspot.com

schmetterlingwords said...

Yummy looking baked peppers Priya.. no wonder you all liked them... :)

sojo said...

such a colourful spread

Rajani said...

Amazing good looks! Lovely idea, I want to make this now.....

Manju said...

wow that looks gorgeous...bet it tasted the same too...beautiful clicks!!

Regards,
Manju
http://manjuseatingdelights.blogspot.com

 

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