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Use a seasoned coating mix (Bisquick works, too). Here's a basic, easy recipe to get you started. Glaze with your favorite BBQ sauce the last 10 minutes of the cook. Our Guide to Armadillo Eggs and 7 Great Recipes 1. The bacon should crispy and golden brown. Using your Thermoworks MK4 Instant Read Thermometer cook the Armadillo Eggs until the internal temp reaches 165 degrees. Completely cover the entire egg with bacon.
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I prefer to cut 2 small 1" pieces off each bacon strip to place on the end of each egg. Just enough to cover the pepper completely. Wrap each pepper in the breakfast sausage like an egg. Fill the jalapeños completely with the filling. Mix cream cheese and Meat Church The Gospel to taste. Keep the pepper intact as we will stuff it next.Īllow the cream cheese to soften. Slice the top off of the jalapeños and core them. Mix the Bisquick, sausage and Cheddar cheese. Mix together the stuffing ingredients and pack the jalapenos. In this video I use the Meat Church pellets. Split the jalapenos in half lengthwise and de-seed. I like oak, mesquite, hickory or pecan for this cook. Prepare your smoker at a temp of 250 degrees. Texas Armadillo Eggs aka Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeno recipe by Keith Rodgers, is from Taste of JWS, one of the cookbooks created at Famil圜. Thermoworks MK4 Instant Read Thermometer.2 T Meat Church The Gospel AP (sub Honey Hog, Holy Gospel, Honey Bacon or Deez Nuts).If you follow my love for jalapeño poppers then you know I love to mix our BBQ rub and or chorizo INSIDE the cream cheese. It works as a snack or is even hearty enough to be the main course for some folks. They are so meaty and hearty that we may start calling them Meat Church Eggs! These are a great appetizer or tailgate treat. The final step I like to take to crisp the bacon up is crank the smoker up to about 400 degrees for a few minutes or place the armadillo eggs a baking sheet and broil a few minutes in the oven. Smoke for 2 hours or until internal temperature of the sausage is 160 degrees F. After 10-15 minutes, remove the Armadillo Eggs from your smoker and let rest for 10 minutes before cutting into each one.Here in Texas we call these Armadillo Eggs. Place the Armadillo Eggs on smoker grate and shut lid.Once the bacon is golden brown, brush on Pit Boss Kansas City Maple & Molasses BBQ Sauce with a Basting Brush and let cook for another 10-15 mins.Cook for 1 ½ to 2 hours, or until an internal temperature of 165☏.Next, place them in the smoker (directly on the grates) and cook, at 225☏, with the flame broiler closed. Take about cup of the sausage and pat it into a 3-inch circle and place the stuffed jalapeo in the center of the sausage.Once each Armadillo Egg is fully wrapped in bacon, sprinkle Pit Boss Sweet Heat Rub over the outside of each Egg.We recommend using three slices of bacon for each Armadillo Egg: Cut one piece of bacon in half, then place each half over either end of the Armadillo Egg and use the other two pieces to wrap the remainder. Once all your jalapenos have been filled, fully cover the outside of the jalapeno with Jimmy Dean Pork Sausage.Then, begin filling the hollow jalapenos with the cream cheese mixture.Once combined, transfer cream cheese mixture into a piping bag, this will make filling the jalapenos easier. Next, in a bowl, place cream cheese and 3 tablespoons of Pit Boss Sweet Heat Rub.Step 3 Cut a slit lengthwise into each jalapeno pepper, and remove the seeds. In a separate bowl, mix the uncooked sausage.
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