On 7/27/2011 6:39 PM, Ozgirl wrote:
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>>>>>> This is not the exact recipe I made. The one I made was very similar
>>>>>> but I remember putting in a little cream cheese instead of the milk.
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>>>>>> http://www.thatsmyhome.com/mainstreetdeli/stuanna.htm
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>>>>> Went there to see what an Anaheim was, still don't know Were you
>>>>> also the 1 millionth visitor?
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>>>> I doubt that you could get them there. They're a long, somewhat
>>>> thin, mild pepper. They are not quite as sweet as a bell. Not really
>>>> sure what you could sub for them. I guess any pepper would work
>>>> provided it's not too hot.
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>>> SO its more a bell pepper type than a chili pepper type?
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>> Yes. Just a different shape. Now if you could get baby bell peppers or
>> even small ones that are rather skinny those would work.
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>> Here we can get sweet peppers that come in red, yellow and orange.
>> They come in a bag or plastic box usually in the Spring and early
>> summer. They are small but long and narrow in shape. Those would work
>> too.
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> Like this?:
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> http://www.australianseed.com/produc...psicum-organic
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> and an unusual recipe, lol:
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> http://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipe...ums-L1880.html

I found this one for banana peppers, chuckled that you add jalapeno to
give it some chili flavour

http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/stuf...0000000259073/

many of the stuffed banana pepper recipes are a spicy italian sausage
and tomato sauce stuffing, which would be good too

there is something about baked peppers that completely changes the chili
pepper flavour!

kate