Ingredients
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20
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8
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1
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1 1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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2
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6
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-
-
-
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Directions
Texas Rattlesnake Eggs (Stuffed Jalapenos), Extra spicy! These are sure to please for the fire eaters in your family!, These are quite time consuming to make I think if I make them again I’ll add some cheddar to the cream cheese filling The sausage on the outside seems like a great idea, but I didn’t get much of a sausage flavor – and that was the part that took up the most time I’m not sure it would work so well without the sausage though Thanks for an impressive looking snack!, I should have reviewed this recipe a long time ago We loved them! I took some to my neighbors and they loved them, too! The only reason I gave the recipe 4 stars instead of 5 is because they are so time consuming to make, but worth it if you have the time Thanks! I will definitely make again and again
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Steps
1
Done
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Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees. |
2
Done
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Wash and Dry Jalapenos. |
3
Done
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Trim the Top of Each Jalapeno and Dig Out Seeds. Discard Seeds and Tops. |
4
Done
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Mix Together Cream Cheese and Garlic Powder. |
5
Done
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Fill Each Jalapeno With Cream Cheese. (use a Piping Bag.). |
6
Done
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Mix Together Bisquick, Sausage, and Cheddar Cheese. |
7
Done
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Cover Each Jalapeno With a Small Portion of the Sausage Mixture. Making Sure the Pepper Is Completely Covered and There Are No Cracks. |
8
Done
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Dip Each Jalapeno in the Beaten Egg and Then Roll in the Shake N' Bake. |
9
Done
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Place on a Lined Cookie Sheet (make Sure You Use One With an Edge) and Bake For 30 Minutes or Until Golden Brown. |
10
Done
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* the Amount of Jalapenos You Use Is Relevent to the Size of Your Jalapenos. the Bigger the Jalapeno the Less This Recipe Will Make. |
11
Done
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* the Bigger Jalapenos Seem to Be Tougher Overall When Eating Than the Smaller Ones. |