I have used this recipe several times and love it. The only change I've made is to add ground pork. Chorizo can be too fatty on its own and the pork helps absorb the fat and hold the shape of the pepper. I highly recommend this recipe!

Fun recipe and most excellent!! I used the Chorizo along with Dirty Rice and added mixed veggies and a medium salsa. (pre cooked then stuffed) thank you so much for this recipe!!!

We LOVED this dish!! I used soyrizo in place of the chorizo. I also had some left over couscous so I used that in place of the rice. This was so yummy! I'll definitely be making it again. Thanks!

these were okay. My hubby hates bell peppers so I used poblano's instead. which was a great idea. However the filling was not as good as I hoped, it was bland. I thought it was okay, hubby didn't like it.

I really enjoyed the flavors in this, but the rice didn't have quite enough time to cook. I think next time I will cook it seperately and then add it to the mix.

i made two with soyrizo and two with real chorizo. the soyrizo ones turned out awesome!! the chorizo peppers weren't quite as impressive, but were still good.

recipe sounds very good. I bought chorizo yesterday and was looking for a good recipe. The only thing I would change is the canned tomato soup (high in sodium). Instead, I would use a nice low-sodium tomato sauce. Thanks :)

This was a big hit with my family! The combination of the spicy filling and the sweet bell pepper is GREAT! I made some small changes (things I had on hand).

These were ok but, as written, I thought the filling was very thin and pretty bland. I added more seasoning - cayenne pepper, garlic powder, lots and lots of freshly ground pepper - which improved the flavor, but I wish I had used ground beef along with the chorizo for more flavor, and to improve the texture. Some tomato paste wouldn't have hurt either.

these were the best stuffed peppers i have ever had in my life i havnt had one person not love and i mean love these peppers when i made them they are awsome

These are so good! I didn't change a thing. Lots of flavor! Thank you for this unique recipe.

Wow! Truly amazing! I used red bell peppers and different cheeses and it came out looking, smelling and tasting wonderful. I didn't see what the tomato sauce poured over it would do other than spread out in a thin layer at the bottom of the baking dish, so I gave that a miss. Also, accidentaly cooked the rice seperately before adding it to the sauce (also used a bit more than called for) but it worked fine. I would definitely not cut down on the amount of cheese added to the mixture as it gives it a great texture, and of course flavour. You can play around with this dish using different kinds of cheese. Will definitely make it again. It's so good I actually want to make this for company!

I can't give this 5 because I didn't stick to it fully. However, it was an excellent starting point. Beware when buying chorizo... if you don't have access to a mexican buthcher shop that makes it's own, buy the best quality stick chorizo you can find. Make sure it looks more like sausage and less like ground to a pulp...something! Those ground tubes cook up to highly salted mush and are over 1/2 grease! I had already make a gulf coast style rice so I mixed that in with the cooked chorizo, carrots and tomato. Since my rice was already seasoned with garlic & onion, I didn't add more. Mixed in a heaping handful of Chuhuahua cheese instead of the mix suggested. Very delicious! Thanks!

Absolutely fantastic! I did a few things differently though. One, in order to make it spicy I minced two green Serrano peppers and added it in with the other herbs. This is pretty spicy so if you want some spice but not a lot, I'd only put in one. Second, I accidentally grabbed fresh cilantro at the store instead of basil. I added half of the bushel and it was fabulous. Lastly, when I cut off the tops of the bell peppers, I trimmed them up and and diced up the excess and added that in with the veggies also. I don't usually try new recipes unless they've had a lot of high ratings but the combination on herbs, spices and meat sounded so wonderful and I was NOT disappointed. You will love this recipe.

I modified this recipe quite a bit; I used ground beef instead of the chorizo and made a batch of mexican rice instead of plain rice and added it to the mixture using the rest of the ingredients in recipe and it turned out GREAT! Even had leftover filling that I made chili rellanos with the next night.

Excellent! When stuffing peppers, I cut the green stem just even with the pepper, then cut off the bottom of the pepper for the opening - they stand up better when baking. Of course, they still must be cleaned out. I used red,yellow and orange peppers for stuffing and the taste was just wonderful. Next time, I'll use green peppers as I believe it will taste just as good, and be a prettier presentation. Thanks!