Peppers stuffed with turkey & cumin-roasted potatoes
by Renée
Scrub clean and microwave
2 medium potatoes
Meanwhile chop
1 jalapeno pepper
1/2 a medium onion
1 small tomato
12 black olives
1 handful cilantro
2 or 3 slices of leftover turkey
Crush the cumin seeds a little to release fragrance |
The cilantro can be mashed up a bit to get rid of any soapy aftertastes. After the potatoes are softened, peel them and chop them into bite-size pieces. Toast them in a pan with some cumin seeds. When they are nice and brown on one side, toss in the jalapeno pepper and onions and brown the potatoes on the other side.
Mix in the turkey, black olives, cilantro and tomato. Stuff this mixture into one
poblano pepper that has been halved, seeded and rinsed
Pour over a little
turkey broth (you're making some right!?)
white wine
Top peppers with
1/2 slice or so reduced fat pepper jack cheese
Bake at 350 until the pepper is nice and done and the cheese and fillings nice and bubbly. Served it with a side of sweet potato and salad. Bit different, but good!
What a great way to use up thanksgiving turkey leftovers! I love stuffed poblano peppers (rellenos)..and I love cumin roasted potatoes! Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful..and good luck getting that cookbook! :) I wish I had a say in who she chooses!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisa, glad you liked the idea! ; )
ReplyDeleteI wish the fairyhobmother likes me enough to give me the cookbook too hehe but I have no luck unless it's bad, so I kinda doubt it! Oh well! Thanks for putting on such a nice contest, though.
This is such a cute and tasty idea for using leftover turkey! We rarely have turkey at home, so we never have leftover turkey, but if I did, I'd be sure to make this :)
ReplyDeleteVon! Nice to see you here! ; )
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, too.
I love the bear cake in your blog btw. (Her blog is linked at right, it's called Vondelicious. And it's Vonderful.)