Ingredients
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8
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4
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1/4
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1
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18
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1
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Directions
Joe’s Screaming Stuffed Jalapeno Poppers, Recipe from the Food Network, courtesy of Joe Rao , I cut off the top of the pepper and use apple cover to clean insides use a rack made for poppers and put them on my smoker when I am doing pork butts Cook for about an hour , Best poppers ever Make extra filling for a bagel scholarship! I like to put them on a smoker alongside the Boston butts for about 45min-1hr
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Steps
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1
Done
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Mix Cream Cheese With Chopped Garlic, Sun-Dried Tomatoes and a Dash of Chopped Basil. Add a Pinch of Salt. Mix Until the Mixture Is Soft and Manageable. |
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2
Done
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Slice Each Jalapeno Lengthwise on 1 Side, Being Careful not to Cut the Jalapeno in Half. Remove the Seeds If You Don't Want Them Too Hot -- Depending on Your Pepper, You May Have to Slice Around the Stem of the Pepper to Create a Manageable Opening to Squeeze the Filling Inches. |
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3
Done
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Fill Either a Pastry Bag or Tool of Your Choise With the Filling. Use Something That Will Allow You to Squeeze the Filling Into the Opening of the Pepper With Ease. Be Careful not to Overfill as the Filling May Spurt Out While Cooking. |
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4
Done
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Wrap Each Pepper With 1 to 2 Strips of Bacon, Securing the Opening in the Pepper. Secure the Bacon With a Toothpick (best to Soak Them First to Prevent Burning on the Grill). This Also Helps Prevent the Peppers from Falling Into the Grill! Long Metal or Wood Skewers Work Well For Large Amounts. |
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5
Done
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Bbq the Peppers Until They Are Lightly Roasted, or Until the Bacon Is Fully Cooked. Use Some Foil to Cook on If Your Peppers Are Cooking Too Fast or Beginning to Burn on a Hot Grill. |
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6
Done
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Serve Immediately. |
