My Suburban Kitchen

Delicious Recipes to Keep my Family of Four Happy and Full

Chicken Enchilada Stuffed Peppers Recipe

By 71 Comments

Make a healthier take on a Tex-Mex favorite with this Chicken Enchilada Stuffed Peppers recipe filled with chicken, beans, vegetables & melted cheese!

 
I was so happy with how this recipe turned out that I wanted to share it here with you all as well.  The idea for this recipe came about because of my husband’s love of enchiladas and my desire to be a little healthier in the way I eat.  Chicken Enchilada Stuffed Pepper
 
We won’t call it clean eating because I am far from perfect when it comes to that. This is really just more a focus on increasing our vegetable intake when possible. I created a Chicken Enchilada Stuffed Peppers recipe by substituting peppers for traditional tortillas in this recipe.
 
This is the best chicken enchilada recipe because it allows me to enjoy these shredded chicken enchiladas without feeling like I am piling on the carbs and calories! This stuffed bell peppers recipe is filled with so much deliciousness but they are pretty healthy too thanks to all of the vegetables!

#ad Eat More Chicken & Help Your School #Clip4School

By 2 Comments

I am a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias and their client. The thoughts, opinions and desire to eat more chicken are all 100% my own.

School starts for us next week and we are so excited {well, mostly excited and maybe a little stressed over how hectic our schedules are about to become}.  Even though school hasn’t even officially started, we’ve already been getting emails about different fundraising events happening to raise money for our school.   Sadly, school budgets are just as tight as ever and schools are trying to do what they can to still provide a quality education for our kids.  I want my kids and all of the others at her school to get the best quality education, with access to state of the art technology and fun outdoor things like a track {the school’s current project}, so I try to help in any way I possible can.

I recently stumbled upon a way I can help just by doing something I normally do…a lot: eating chicken.  Yep, through the Tyson’s Back to School Project A+ program, I can earn money for our school simply by cooking dinner.  Each label is worth $.24 which is awesome and higher than a lot of other programs schools typically participate in!
To help you think of new ways to eat more chicken {and get more money for your school}, I’m sharing a quick, kid-friendly recipe for chicken and black bean quesadillas.  You can also check out ideas on Tyson’s Pinterest boards.

Finished Quesadilla on Plate with label

…

Read More »