A classic Hungarian dish made with healthier ingredients and lean meat.






Mix the ground meat with the semi-cooked brown rice, egg, salt, pepper, and onion. Get those flavors mingling!
Stuff the cored peppers with the meaty mixture until they're nice and plump.
Dilute the tomato puree with water, season with celery and salt, then bring to a boil. This is gonna be good!
Nestle the stuffed peppers inside and let them simmer over low heat for about 40 minutes—easy peasy!
When serving, you can totally have a slice of boiled potato on the side, but honestly, with the rice, it's a complete and delicious meal all on its own!
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