Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Cookinero 18 Jan 2023

Delicious, beautiful hot appetizer in Italian style. A great option for a holiday table.

How to cook Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Step 1

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Products.

Step 2

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Bread cut into small cubes.

Step 3

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Spray 1 tbsp. l. olive oil, then sprinkle with Italian herbs.

Step 4

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Pour into a baking dish. Put in a preheated oven. Dry.

Step 5

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Cut the paprika lengthwise into 2 parts, save the stalk, remove the seeds.

Step 6

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Bacon cut into small cubes.

Step 7

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Mozzarella also cut into small cubes.

Step 8

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Cut olives into rings.

Step 9

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Brush the outside of the paprika with olive oil.

Step 10

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

To prepare the filling, mix the chopped bacon, mozzarella and olives, sprinkle with a mixture of basil and parsley, you can pepper.

Step 11

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Add the cooled dried bread and the remaining olive oil. Mix.

Step 12

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

We fill the paprika boats with the filling, put them in a baking dish.

Step 13

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

We put in an oven preheated to 180 ° C for 12-15 minutes. Readiness is determined by the softness of paprika, there should be a degree of readiness al dente, i.e. ready, but retaining elasticity.

Step 14

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Ready!

Step 15

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives

Serve on a plate garnished with lettuce and balsamic dressing. Enjoy your meal!

Paprika stuffed with bacon, mozzarella and olives - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can use provolone, cheddar, or any other melty cheese that suits your taste.
Store in an airtight container for up to 3 days. Reheat in the oven for best results.
Yes, omit the bacon and add mushrooms or roasted vegetables for a vegetarian version.
Reheat in a preheated oven at 350°F (175°C) for 5-10 minutes to retain crispiness.
Yes, Kalamata or green olives work well for a different flavor profile.
Skip the bread and add extra cheese or almond flour for a low-carb alternative.
Yes, freeze before baking. Thaw in the fridge and bake as directed when ready to serve.
Pair with a fresh salad, garlic bread, or a light soup for a complete meal.
Yes, bell peppers of any color work well, or try poblano for a mild heat.
Add garlic, red pepper flakes, or sun-dried tomatoes for extra depth of flavor.

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