This was so good

By Graham0217 on May 01, 2013

omg, love all you food, Paula, i made a lot of your recipes, and my kids loved! thank you for share amazing recipes, love y'all

By Teresa Crespo on March 26, 2013

It may have been a little better with some pepper jack cheese perhaps. And the thickness of the bell pepper was also a contributing issue.

By Katie on November 02, 2012

My hubby and I are driving down from Delaware to Charslton S.C. in May for a week. Since Savanna is so close we are driving down to have lunch at Lady and Sons. Do we need reservations and when should we make them advance?

By Anonymous on March 31, 2012

Im 13 and im one of Paula Deen's biggest fans!! I made these peppers for my mom and dad and they loved them!! Thanks Paula for this great recipe!

By Jaclyn on December 28, 2011

This is the best breakfast recipe that I have found in a long time. Just for yourself, or family or friends who drop over for breakfast or lunch, these are SSSooo good! It's basically a creamy, cheesy omlet in the bell pepper. I like to use orange and yellow peppers. If you overbake it, it will be a little direr, but also yummy! I prefer the creamy version, so I undercook it about a minute.

By Maria on August 12, 2011

i love ms paula deen i'll try anything she fixes.i would love to visit with her personally.my husband loves her southern asscent. He said i used to talk like her a long time ago..

By janie henderson on July 13, 2011

I love this recipe but I am not able to eat the peppers, so I stuff a large beefsteak tomato and cook it with the peppers for everyone else. Also the you can change the cheese to pepper jack to spice up the flavor.

By Marily Horstmann on June 17, 2011

I tried Paula's Brunch stuffed peppers, and they were OMG delicious! I only made two peppers (I used 1 egg for each pepper) and after I ate the first one, I thought about it for so long, I made another one the very next day! I like my eggs on the creamier side, so I didn't preheat the oven. Just popped them in the oven and set the timer. If you preheat, they will come out a little dryer. Both ways are good, it's just your preference. I sent a copy to all my friends! I am making a few for breakfast tomorrow...again, and again, and again! So Yummy! I also will try it with different cheeses like asiago, or bleu cheese, or maybe a Greek version with feta, diced tomatoes, oregano and spinach. Or a taco version. Or a western omlet version with onions, chop up the lids, and add bacon!

By Maria Mollis on May 26, 2011

Hi Mary, The recipe indicates that you bake at 350 degrees F.

By Jonathan Able on May 11, 2011

At what temperature do I bake the stuffed peppers?

By Mary Hutson on April 27, 2011

By Mary Hutson on April 27, 2011

Love this recipe for Brunch Stuffed Peppers. Great idea! I'm going to try it for a week end early dinner.

By Beverly Deardorff on April 19, 2011

By Anonymous on April 13, 2011

hey paula, i jus wanted to say hi and i wanted you to know that i watch you everday your the greatest ever!!! i wished one day to meet u. hope to hear back from you bye love brittney :]

By brittney on December 22, 2010

My daughter served this outstanding brunch dish for my birthday. We were all impressed with the presentation and it was very good. How convenient to have everything in one container -- the pepper.

By Anonymous on March 01, 2010

By Anonymous on January 29, 2010