February 21, 2024 1 min read
In the heart of the Midwest, I've given a veggie twist to a beloved comfort classic. Meet the Vegan Savory Sage Stuffed Peppers—a nod to the flavors of my childhood with a plant-based spin. These ruby-red peppers are roasted and generously filled with a vegan sausage made from whole grains and savory herbs. It's a simple yet satisfying dish that seamlessly combines the best of Midwest comfort with the goodness of a plant-based diet. Get ready to enjoy the taste of tradition in a whole new way.
Under many names, this hardy variety had been part of planting schemes since 1831 when the Charleston City Gazette first advertised Carolina Seed Rye for sale in its pages. Sadly if feel out of favor and now is only grown by a handful of farms. Nutty and delicious, the grain has earned a place in the Slow Food Ark of Taste. Drought tolerant and heat resistant it was planted by the Mendocino Grain Project in Northern California who has specially milled it just for Foodocracy as a cracked whole grain. We love the color and the rich nutty flavor. The texture is a really good mimic of sausage so when you combine it with savory herbs, veggies and alums it makes this dish really shine.
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In the heart of the Midwest, I've given a veggie twist to a beloved comfort classic. Meet the Vegan Savory Sage Stuffed Peppers—a nod to the flavors of my childhood with a plant-based spin. These ruby-red peppers are roasted and generously filled with a vegan sausage made from whole grains and savory herbs. It's a simple yet satisfying dish that seamlessly combines the best of Midwest comfort with the goodness of a plant-based diet. Get ready to enjoy the taste of tradition in a whole new way.
Lisa Riznikove
4 Large Bell Peppers
1 Teaspoon brown fennel seeds
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
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