These rich peppers stuffed with tuna and egg with thermomix are ideal for making a light and quick lunch or an appetizer for a special dinner.
They look great and are unmissable, do not forget to try them. This recipe has tuna
Stuffed peppers with tuna and egg with thermomix
Stuffed peppers with tuna and egg with thermomix
Persons
4
Preparation time:
18 minutes
Total Time
18 minutes
Kitchen room Spanish
Category:
Legumes with Thermomix
Ingredients of Peppers stuffed with tuna and egg with thermomix
24 piquillo peppers (they can be the ones from the boat)
3 hard boiled eggs
3 cans Tuna in Olive Oil
150 grams cooking cream
50 grams butter
40 grams olive oil
1 large onion
1 cube of chicken broth
1 tablespoon of fried tomato with olive oil
½ teaspoon of salt
½ teaspoon pepper
½ teaspoon garlic powder
Preparation of peppers stuffed with tuna and egg with thermomix
To begin the preparation of this wonderful recipe, you must first prepare the filling, to do this, pour ¼ of an onion together with the 3 hard-boiled eggs and the three cans of tuna (with the oil included) into the Thermomix bowl, program.
6 seconds / Speed 4.
Vary the texture of the filling if you program the thermomix for more or less time.
Once all these ingredients are crushed, you will obtain a light paste, with which you will fill each piquillo pepper, reserve 4 units to make the sauce.
On the other hand, wash and dry the glass of the thermomix, to proceed to make the sauce, place the rest of the onion, as well as the butter and olive oil, program,
5 minutes / Varoma temperature / Speed 3.
With the help of a spoon or spatula, lower the remains of the mixture that have adhered to the walls and lid of the Thermomix bowl to the blades, then add the reserved piquillo peppers to the mixture, also pour in the crumbled stock cube, pepper, garlic powder, a drizzle of olive oil, tomato sauce and cream. Schedule.
4 minutes / Temperature 90° / Speed 1.
Completed the cooking time, crush the preparation to obtain a cream.
10 seconds / Speed 7.
Finally, we only have to cover the stuffed piquillo peppers with the sauce.