Easy Stuffed Bell Peppers is the perfect recipe for those that have a love-hate relationship with Monday’s.

Monday’s can be the start of something new and great but they can also drag out things for far too long.
One thing is for certain, Monday’s are insanely busy. Between my oldest heading back to school, my workload starting all over, and my husband having class right after work on these days I need something quick and easy to make for dinner. That’s why I came up with these…
These are delicious, quick, and easy to make. So quick, you can make them in about an hour with little effort. Feeding the family just got a whole lot easier! Plus, you can customize your recipe to your liking. You can use different bell peppers and even make a healthier version.
For example, instead of using ground hamburger meat, you could use ground turkey or chicken. You could also use brown or whole grain rice instead of white and a sharp cheddar cheese.

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Easy Stuffed Bell Peppers
What you will need to make easy stuffed bell peppers:
- Manwich Original
- Fresh Ground Hamburger or Turkey Meat
- Cooked Rice (You can use brown or white. I used instant white rice.)
- 6 Fresh Bell Peppers (I used green, yellow, and red)
- Diced Onions
- Garlic Salt
- Black Pepper
- Shredded Cheese
- Large Casserole Pan
- Aluminum Foil
How to make easy stuffed bell peppers:

In a large skillet start browning your meat until it’s thoroughly cooked. Once it starts to cook, you can add your garlic salt and black pepper.
While your meat is cooking, you can begin prepping your bell peppers by washing them, cutting off the tops, and removing the core. Set aside.


Line your casserole dish with aluminum foil. This step is optional but it does make for easy clean up! Once covered, you can arrange your stuffed bell peppers into the dish like shown above.
Cook your rice. I used instant white rice but you can use raw rice or even brown rice for this dish. It’s entirely up to how long you want to take preparing this dish! 😉


Once your meat is cooked, drain the fat and return to your skillet. Add in the cans of Manwich, onions and rice. Cook until heated through.
Next, preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Then add in 1 cup of cheese to the mixture in the skillet.


Once the cheese has started to melt, remove the skillet from heat and spoon in the mixture into each bell pepper filling them entirely.
Bake for 30 minutes or until heated. During the last 10 minutes you can add the remaining shredded cheese to the tops.

Remove from oven and allow to sit for about 5 minutes before serving.
It’s truly that easy and these are delicious!
You have options when it comes to Monday Cooking!
As I mentioned, Monday’s are insane and most of us dread what this day brings. That is why we all need quick, easy, and delicious dinner options so we are spending that quality time with family but also keeping our sanity.
That is why I love Manwich. They make meal options easy and delicious. While I love the original Manwich, there are other great flavor choices including: Manwich Bold and Manwich Thick & Chunky. Manwich has no meat. Instead it is a tangy sauce perfect for sandwiches, pastas and more. The recipe possibilities are endless!

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Easy Stuffed Bell Peppers
Ingredients
- 2 Cans Manwich Original
- 2 Pounds Fresh Ground Hamburger or Turkey Meat
- 2 Cups Cooked Rice (You can use brown or white. I used instant white rice.)
- 6 Fresh Bell Peppers (I used green, yellow, and red)
- 1/4 Cup Diced Onion
- 1 Tablespoon Garlic Salt
- 1 Teaspoon Black Pepper
- 1.5 Cups Shredded Cheese
- Large Casserole Pan
- Aluminum Foil
Instructions
- In a large skillet start browning your meat until it’s thoroughly cooked. Once it starts to cook, you can add your garlic salt and black pepper.
- While your meat is cooking, you can begin prepping your bell peppers by washing them, cutting off the tops, and removing the core. Set aside.
- Line your casserole dish with aluminum foil. This step is optional but it does make for easy clean up! Once covered, you can arrange your stuffed bell peppers into the dish like shown above.
- Cook your rice. I used instant white rice but you can use raw rice or even brown rice for this dish. It’s entirely up to how long you want to take preparing this dish!
- Once your meat is cooked, drain the fat and return to your skillet. Add in the cans of Manwich, onions and rice. Cook until heated through.
- Next, preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Then add in 1 cup of cheese to the mixture in the skillet.
- Once the cheese has started to melt, remove the skillet from heat and spoon in the mixture into each bell pepper filling them entirely.
- Bake for 30 minutes or until heated. During the last 10 minutes you can add the remaining shredded cheese to the tops.
- Remove from oven and allow to sit for about 5 minutes before serving.
Nutrition Information:
Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 1938Total Fat: 73gSaturated Fat: 36gCholesterol: 600mgSodium: 4964mgCarbohydrates: 91gProtein: 233g
Dick
Tuesday 17th of August 2021
(Pssst: You missed adding the onion in your directions)
Brittanie
Tuesday 17th of August 2021
Aw thank you! I fixed it :)
Patty
Sunday 21st of March 2021
What size cans of manwich? Or does manwich only come in 1 size? Thanks for the recipe!
Brittanie
Wednesday 24th of March 2021
Hi Patty! I just used the regular 6.7 oz can but I believe they also make a family size in case you need to make a larger batch. :)
Dawn
Tuesday 2nd of March 2021
These were so easy to make and turned out great. Does anyone know how many WW points one would be?
Nancy
Wednesday 21st of October 2020
These are amazing and so easy. My family loved them.
Brittanie
Friday 23rd of October 2020
Oh yay! I am so glad. Thank you so much for the comment!
Joy
Thursday 17th of September 2020
I would suggest blanching the peppers to make them more edible as far as hardness and to make them more flavorful. Otherwise, I find that they just end up as pretty bowls for the stuffing.
Kristina
Wednesday 21st of December 2022
@Joy, Blanching won't cook them faster,however you can prebake them for 30 minutes, then stuff them and put in oven for another 20 minutes.