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27 Flavorful Paleo Stuffed Peppers Recipes

Louise | March 19

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Post by Lucha: World traveler, culinary student and Media Director at Paleo Flourish Magazine. Lucha will try most food but prefers Indian, Thai and Mexican food above all else. She is currently either cooking, eating, grocery shopping, or browsing recipes on Pinterest.

Stuffed peppers are not something I make a lot, but when I do, oh what a treat!

Whether for breakfast. a dinner party or an afternoon snack, they are surprisingly versatile and can be made to be meaty, vegetarian, or anything you want.

They are a perfect Paleo treat and luckily there are so many ways to get creative and try different flavors and combinations. To get started with a few ideas, take a peek at our amazing list of these yummy Paleo stuffed pepper recipes!

Top 7 Paleo Stuffed Peppers Recipes

1. Peperoni Alla Bagna Cauda: Paleo Stuffed Peppers

Paleo Stuffed Peppers from The Nourished Caveman
Anchovies were definitely an acquired taste in my palate’s history. I never liked them on pizza, but I soon realized that they are the key to an amazing Caesar salad dressing. They are also the key to these incredible Italian styles Paleo stuffed peppers. This is a very simple recipe with few ingredients. The trickiest part maybe charring the peppers evenly. Walnuts add a nice flavor and texture to this dish, as well as a health boost. Blogger Vivica finds Italian anchovies to be the best quality-wise, so hopefully, they are available in your area. Otherwise, any anchovy should do the trick. (Photo credit: Vivica from The Nourished Caveman.)

2. Peppers Stuffed with Curried Beef

Paleo Stuffed Peppers from She Cooks He Cleans
This stuff pepper recipe makes it into the top 10 for my love of Indian flavors. It’s a fairly simple recipe once you gather all your spices. I love the texture provided by the walnuts and raisins, and the spice mix of cumin, coriander, turmeric, and hot curry powder is a classic that always wins. If you’re not into spicy food, opt for a more mild curry powder. (Photo credit: Nancy from She Cooks…He Cleans.)

3. Stuffed Bell Peppers

Paleo Stuffed Peppers Recipe from The Healthy Foodie
While this recipe is not suitable for the busy businessperson if you love to cook and to try elaborate new creations and flavors, check this one out. It requires a lot of ingredients and a variety of spices, but it’s a good opportunity to expand your knowledge (and your pantry). I always say “everything is better with bacon,” but even without Sonia’s bacon slices sealing these delicious peppers, they still would look and taste amazing. These portions are for 6 servings, so this recipe is ideal for a small dinner party. (Photo credit: Sonia of The Healthy Foodie.)

4. Mushroom-Stuffed Poblanos (Primal)

Paleo Stuffed Peppers from Seasonal and Savory
Here’s a great Primal and vegetarian recipe that would be a perfect appetizer or hors-d’oeuvre (serving size is 10 small peppers). The mushroom and cheese filling make a great texture and flavor, while the cilantro adds a particularly Mexican tinge. (Photo credit: Angela from Seasonal & Savory.)

5. Bay Shrimp + Pesto Stuffed Sweet Baby Peppers

Paleo Stuffed Peppers Recipe from Everyday Maven
These gourmet stuffed peppers are great for the Paleo cook who loves to impress in the kitchen. If you’re a fan of seafood, you won’t want to miss this. While Alyssa uses wild Oregon shrimp, you can use whatever is on offer in your area (better if they are on the small side so they fit in these small peppers). She also includes a beautiful basil pesto and classic Italian ingredients like parsley and olive oil. (Photo credit: Alyssa from Everyday Maven.)

6. Pepper Poppers

These pepper poppers don’t only make for a great party platter, they are as cute as their name and tastier than you can imagine. They are made with Italian sausage and some herbal seasonings, mixed in with a nutrient-dense, green component in the form of kale. The ladies at Prime Pursuit are right to describe these as “little chariots of deliciousness.” Serve these at a party, and your guests won’t be able to get enough.

7. Stuffed Capsicums

Capsicum is the Latin name of the bell pepper, but also the common name for those from Down Under. New Zealand native Suz likes to fill her capsicums with shredded chicken. She makes a simple Paleo stuffed pepper recipe with few ingredients but tons of flavor. Also, the process is too easy and great if you’re short on time.