Ingredients
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4
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3 - 6
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1/4
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1 1/2
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1
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14 - 28
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1
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-
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Directions
Smokin’ Jalapeno Poppers, YES! Here is another Jalapeno Popper recipe This one is from the Northwest (not that, that makes a difference ) This one is from, a local TV cookbook by KTCS Cooks (Favorite Recipes) Dated 2004 Todd in Newcastle sent it in , Great jalapenos! Loved the sundried tomatoes and basil with the cream cheese I par-boil my jalapenos whole for a few minutes — this takes out some of the heat and makes them less raw tasting Then I split them on the side (vertically & horizontaly), fill them and wrap that lucious bacon around them I scaled the recipe down for the two of us and it turned out great — will definitely make them again Made for PRMR, July, 2013
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Steps
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1
Done
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Preheat the Grill to Medium High. |
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2
Done
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Mix All Packages of Cream Cheese With Garlic, Sundried Tomatoes, Basil and Salt. |
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3
Done
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Mix Until Smooth. |
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4
Done
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Cut a Small Slice on One Side of the Pepper and Remove All of the Meat and Seed from the Jalapeno. (i Have Used the Extra Jalapeno, Finely Chopped, in the Cream Cheese Mixture Also, Only If You Like It Hot!). |
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5
Done
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Fill the Opening of the Jalapeno With the Cream Cheese Mixture Using a Pastry Bag, or Whatever Kitchen Tool Allows You to Fill It the Easiest. (some Times I Have Found That a Steak Knife Works the Best.) |
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6
Done
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Be Careful not to Overfill, as Filling May Spurt Out During Cooking. |
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7
Done
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Wrap Each Pepper With 1 Strip of Bacon, Securing the Opening in the Pepper With a Pre-Socked Toothpick. (if Serving a Large Crowd and You Are Using Long Metal or Wood Skewers This Works Also.). |
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8
Done
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Barbeque the Peppers Until the Bacon Is Fully Cooked. |
