These Greek stuffed peppers are filled with a combo of Greek and lemon herb seasoned ground chicken, rice, veggies, and crumbled feta. Each one has 12 grams of protein with just 4 grams of fat and 120 calories. And the recipe makes a big batch of 16 peppers to feed a crowd or go in the icebox for meal prep. If you’re looking for a fun way to get more veggies in your diet, these stuffed peppers are for you!

Ingredient Notes for Greek Stuffed Peppers
You’ll find a full recipe card at the bottom of the post, but I’ve included additional ingredient notes in the post between here and there. If you have any questions about the recipe or ingredients I forgot to cover, leave a comment and I’ll help you out.
For the Greek Chicken and Rice
- olive oil
- ground chicken, turkey, or lamb
- Right Rice or any quick cooking rice
- water
- Greek seasoning
I used the same Cavender’s Greek Seasoning I used for my Greek ground chicken and rice, air fried Greek chicken breast, and Greek chicken meatballs. Any seasoning will do, you’ll just want to taste as you go. The Cavender’s seasoning has 240mg of sodium per 1/4 tsp, for comparison. I’d venture to say it’s on the saltier end of the spectrum.
I’ve included notes on other rice choices in the recipe card’s notes section. Basically, you can use any rice you want, but Right Rice is a favorite around here.

The Bell Peppers
Good luck making stuffed peppers without them! You can get an idea of the size of peppers I used in the photo above. They’re on a half sheet pan, and I would say they’re all a standard size for bell peppers this time of year (June).
For the Veggie Filling
- red onion
- cherry tomatoes
- zucchini
- lemon
- crumbled feta
- fresh dill and mint
You’re welcome to customize the veggies and remaining ingredients that go in your Greek stuffed peppers, but I’d caution against straying too far from the path. Or if you do, be sure to stick as closely to the measurements as possible with other options. That way you don’t end up with too much/too little filling for your peppers.

All right, that should cover all the ingredients. You’ll find the printable recipe card below. I hope you enjoy!
P.S. if you’re a stuffed pepper lover like me, you should check out my other recipes like cheesy buffalo rotisserie chicken stuffed peppers, air fryer stuffed peppers, and Traeger smoked buffalo chicken stuffed peppers.

Greek Stuffed Peppers
Ingredients
- 8 Bell Peppers
- 1 Tbsp 16g Olive Oil
- 1 lb Ground Chicken 97/3
- 1 Tbsp Cavender’s Greek Seasoning*
- 1 packet Right Rice**
- 1 1/2 C Water
- 1/2 large 150g Red Onion, chopped
- 1 150g Zucchini, cut into small cubes
- 6 oz Cherry Tomatoes***
- 1 small handful Fresh Mint Leaves minced
- 1 small handful Fresh Dill minced
- 4 oz Crumbled Feta
- Juice and Zest of 1 Lemon
Instructions
- Cut the peppers in half through the stem and remove any seeds and membranes. Place on a half sheet pan and roast in a 425ºF oven for 20- 25 minutes while you prep the filling. The peppers should be mostly tender before filling.
- Heat the olive oil in a skillet over medium-high heat before adding the chicken. Season with a pinch of salt and black pepper. Brown both sides and fully cook the chicken.
- Add the Greek seasoning and water, bringing to a boil. Add the Right Rice, cover, and turn off the heat. Leave covered for at least 10 minutes while the rice absorbs the water and you prep the remaining veggies. (There shouldn’t be any water remaining in the chicken and rice.)
- Mix the remaining ingredients in a large bowl, including the ground chicken and rice.
- Add the filling to the peppers and bake for an additional 15-20 minutes until the tomatoes begin to wrinkle and the edges of the peppers slightly brown. Serve with parsley, lemon wedges, feta, Kalamata olives, if desired.

Catherine Gorman
Thursday 19th of August 2021
Made these twice and HOLY MOLY they’re good. Don’t skip the FRESH dill and mint, it makes a huge difference. We doubled the batch for leftovers and it was just as good better. You could also skip the peppers and just eat the filling cold. Super great, and definitely a staple recipe in our household.
Jackie Adams
Thursday 19th of August 2021
This recipe is so good! I’ve made it 3x for work lunches. My only recommendation is to get big peppers because they are STUFFED!!