
Prepare the Peppers
Heat the oven, prepare the baking dish, and halve and seed the peppers.

Bell peppers hold a savory ground-turkey and herb filling above a bed of seasoned tomatoes. They bake until tender, with Parmesan on top and plenty of tomato-rich juices to spoon onto each plate.
These Stuffed Peppers are hearty, satisfying, and full of comforting flavor with tender bell peppers filled with a savory turkey and herb stuffing, then baked over seasoned tomatoes and finished with Parmesan cheese! The combination of soft peppers, rich filling, and bubbling tomato sauce makes this a classic family supper that's both wholesome and deeply satisfying.

I set the peppers snugly in the baking dish so they don't tip over. The tomatoes underneath are just as important as the filling. I save a little Parmesan for the last few minutes. The corners of the pan always have the best spoonfuls.

Heat the oven, prepare the baking dish, and halve and seed the peppers.

Combine the eggs, milk, salt, and basil, then gently mix in the turkey, fresh bread crumbs, onion, and garlic.

Spread the stewed tomatoes in the dish, divide the filling among the pepper halves, and arrange them snugly over the tomatoes.

Cover tightly with foil and bake until the peppers are tender and the turkey filling reaches 165°F.

Uncover, sprinkle with Parmesan, and bake until lightly golden.
Let the peppers rest briefly, garnish with parsley, and serve with the tomato sauce from the pan.

Bell peppers hold a savory ground-turkey and herb filling above a bed of seasoned tomatoes. They bake until tender, with Parmesan on top and plenty of tomato-rich juices to spoon onto each plate.
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8 stuffed pepper halves — Serving size: 1 stuffed pepper half
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