This is another prototype for the holidays. Adjust the size of the peppers for bigger/smaller servings. You could use raisins (or anything else!) but pomegranate is so hot right now, it might entice some SAD eaters. Also please use any citrus fruit you like. The ruby red/green colors are very merry!
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Ingredients

5 unblemished green peppers
1 cup cauliflower florets
1 cup broccoli florets
2 large avocados
1 large pomegranate
Juice from ½ orange

Recipe Directions

1. Clean the broccoli and cauliflower and remove all stems.

2. Juice the orange half and mash into the avocados.

3. If you think pomegranate peeling is an art (the inner segments come out beautifully this way, don't they?), then knock yourself out or cut it in half.

4. Combine florets, pomegranate arils and avocado/orange sauce.

5. Half the peppers by cutting a straight line around either side of the stem (so the halves form shells).

6. Stuff peppers with mixture (I like it heaping).

Pearjoy's Thoughts

By pearjoy

This is another prototype for the holidays.

Adjust the size of the peppers for bigger/smaller servings.

You could use raisins (or anything else!) but pomegranate is so hot right now, it might entice some SAD eaters.

Also please use any citrus fruit you like.

The ruby red/green colors are very merry!

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Bluedolfin

Mar 05, 2010

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Eventhough the green peppers are beautiful, especially for this dish, green peppers are actually not ripened peppers and are not as nutrition packed as the red or yellow peppers.

mango woman

Mar 06, 2010

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yeah i'd definitely use a red or yellow pepper here. mmmm. does anyone know if purple peppers are good to eat or if they're like the green ones are?

pianissima

Mar 06, 2010

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i thinnk purple peppers are unripened red peppers. i'm not sure about varieties and their names, but the ones that grow at my local organic farm in the summer go from purple to red.

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pianissima

Mar 06, 2010

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i thinnk purple peppers are unripened red peppers. i'm not sure about varieties and their names, but the ones that grow at my local organic farm in the summer go from purple to red.

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mango woman

Mar 06, 2010

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yeah i'd definitely use a red or yellow pepper here. mmmm. does anyone know if purple peppers are good to eat or if they're like the green ones are?

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Bluedolfin

Mar 05, 2010

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Eventhough the green peppers are beautiful, especially for this dish, green peppers are actually not ripened peppers and are not as nutrition packed as the red or yellow peppers.

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