Introduction: Bell Pepper Rings
A Crunchy savory way to get your veggies with a chipotle twist!
Step 1: You Will Need..
* 1 bell pepper
* 1 cup Oil
*1 tablespoon Chipotle
*1 teaspoon garlic powder
*1 teaspoon salt
*1 teaspoon chili powder
*1 teaspoon lemon pepper
*1/2 cup cornmeal
*1/2 cup flour
*1/4 cup milk
*1 egg
Step 2: Slice 'n Dice
~ Hallow bell pepper completely free of seeds and membrane
~ Carefully slice bell pepper into 1/2 inch thick rings
Step 3: Chipotle Time!!
~Combine spices with cornmeal and flour in medium bowl
~Mix egg with milk in separate medium bowl
~ Coat bell pepper ring in a layer of dry ingredients then dip in egg & milk mixture
~ Repeat 2x or until breading is thickened to your delight
Step 4: Fry 'em Up
~ Carefully place bell pepper rings into hot oil
~The rings will be ready when they look crispy & toasty brown
~Damp bell pepper rings onto a paper plate and let cool
~Serve with some delicious dipping sauce (in this case, Kansas city BBQ sauce)
~The bell pepper becomes sweet and soft.. such a delicious crunchy treat!! Enjoy :D

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24 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
looks very yummy
8 years ago on Introduction
excellent
8 years ago on Introduction
Years ago these were popular in Ohio, a great bell pepper State! Even before Onion Rings, then someone made Onion rings and you never saw green pepper rings again! They are so delicious I can't believe there is not a food service provider that doesn't sell these to restaurants. Great to dip in ranch sauce but I can think of some tasty newer things for dipping. Balsamic, teriyaki and olive oil would be delicious too!
8 years ago on Introduction
I will have to try this! I like the heat! Thanks for sharing and do have a splendorous day!
sunshiine
8 years ago on Introduction
I have done these with beer batter in the past the where a huge hit at my party. also used jalapenos they where also a major hit
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
I gotta try the jalapenos,do you just use a beer batter for those,or have you got a secret batter?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
The Jalapenos end up having the same consistency as the bell peppers!! Delicious outcome.. i used a Chipotle Batter instead of Beer even though the Beer batter has a fluffy crustiness to it, the Chipotle brings the MAD flavor.
here is the tasty Chipotle recipe
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thanks,I love em,and eat them like they were they are a side dish,but have often wondered if I might make them better.I think you just schooled me.Im diong a "T" bone and jalapenos,with my great potato wedge resipe this Monday,and will try the bell peppers next friday,as soon as I can think of a main dish for them.Thanks again for the idea and the link.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
I prefer beer batter myself however use what you like this batter bean and cheese stout has listed here seems great too
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Beer batter is the Best!! The Jalapeno fries are so tasty with the beer batter as well.. check out this recipe https://www.instructables.com/id/Jalapeno-Fries-with-Bacon-Chipotle-Ranch-Dip/ hands down my fU**ing favorite! thanks for sharing.
8 years ago on Introduction
I was hooked at "Deep Fried". I'm going to phone my wife and request these for a side dish at supper time.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Call in the Wife Delivery Service.. the Best!!
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
thank you!! They are awesome with BBQ, chipotle, & ranch!! If you come up with your own tasty dipping sauce for these deep fried lovelies, let me know.
8 years ago on Step 4
I think there are a lot of things that are considered healthy by themselves processed into stuff we all enjoy each day and it is not a CRIME! For crying out loud, this is such a cool instructable and I can't wait to try it out. Thanks for developing it and sharing it. It got my vote.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Thank you very much Kind Sir! I couldn't agree with you any more... These tasty treats would be great after a bike ride ;P ya know, to even things out. Thanks for the feedback man, best comment ever!!
8 years ago on Step 4
The bell pepper "becomes" sweet and soft? Soft maybe, but the last time I checked, orange bell peppers start out sweet, and they're a hell of a lot better for you fresh. Way to kill a perfectly good nutritious vegetable with old fashioned cooking.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
You're welcome!! Way to comment when nobody cares what you really say!! .. by the way, that's the whole aspect of frying.. delicious and non-nutrious 8) have fun eating hard natural rabbit pellets.
8 years ago on Introduction
Brilliant!
8 years ago on Introduction
mmmmmmmmmm....need i say more?
8 years ago on Introduction
You're welcome!! May i add that they're easy peasy to make & take up almost no time to prep & fry.. a neat way to get the kids to eat their veggies. Have fUn!!