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Here is a fast and easy way to make heart-healthy stuffed peppers. There are no extra steps required, and all ingredients cook up soft and tender in one pot. This stove-top dish takes less than 20 minutes to prepare and cooks up in just about an hour without any additional fuss. It is wheat, corn, and dairy free.

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