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home_server:recipes [2024-11-09 Sat wk45 12:12] – [Tomato sauce] baumkphome_server:recipes [2024-11-09 Sat wk45 12:20] (current) – [Stuffed peppers] baumkp
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   *500gr ground beef, Note 2   *500gr ground beef, Note 2
   *2 medium eggs   *2 medium eggs
-  *heaped tablespoon sweet paprika powder, Note 3+  *heaped teaspoons sweet paprika powder, Note 2
   *2 tablespoons fresh parsley, Note 3   *2 tablespoons fresh parsley, Note 3
-  *salt +  *2 teaspoons salt 
-  *ground black pepper+  *2 teaspoons ground black pepper
 ====Tomato sauce:==== ====Tomato sauce:====
   *2 large onion finely chopped   *2 large onion finely chopped
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   *2 tablespoons olive oil   *2 tablespoons olive oil
   *1 heaped tablespoon sweet paprika powder   *1 heaped tablespoon sweet paprika powder
-  *2 bottle of tomato passata  +  *2 bottle of tomato passata 700g 
-  *1 can of tomato +  *1 can of tomato 400g 
-  *2 heaped tbs paprika+  *2 heaped teaspoons sweet paprika
   *fine salt and black pepper   *fine salt and black pepper
-  *4-6 tablespoons fresh dill chopped +  *4-6 tablespoons fresh parsley chopped 
 =====Instructions===== =====Instructions=====
 ====Stuffed peppers==== ====Stuffed peppers====
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     *Soak the white bread in some water for a few minutes, and squeeze it in your hand to remove the excess water.     *Soak the white bread in some water for a few minutes, and squeeze it in your hand to remove the excess water.
     *Chop the onion very finely and grate the garlic cloves.     *Chop the onion very finely and grate the garlic cloves.
 +    *Finely dice 1/2 the pepper tops and add to stuffing
 +    *Slice 1/2 the pepper tops and add to sauce
  
   *Stuffing:    *Stuffing: 
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   -Ground meat: You can use a mixture of beef and pork or only pork as well.   -Ground meat: You can use a mixture of beef and pork or only pork as well.
   -Sweet paprika powder: use a good quality sweet paprika, some lower cost products are poor with little flavour. It has to be sweet for an authentic flavor, hot or smoked paprika is unsuitable for this dish.   -Sweet paprika powder: use a good quality sweet paprika, some lower cost products are poor with little flavour. It has to be sweet for an authentic flavor, hot or smoked paprika is unsuitable for this dish.
 +  -I use fresh parley has it grows wild around the house.  Many recipes call for dill.  I have not previously used dill in my cooking.