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Folks go nuts over the fixn's and most anything goes. (think cheese balls). Crab mix and or shrimp mix works really well. Keep in mind these will be cooked to get the peppers done.
I try to keep it simple.
Large Poblano peppers, cleaned. I cut across the stem area and a long slide down the center.
I like monterey jack or cheddar, or pepper jack cheese and or a mixture. Sometimes I will add a little creme cheese. I really like the pepper jack mixes.
On these I had some left over smoked chicken which I cut up small and mixed in.
Then cook. 30 to 45 minutes at about 350°. I learned early on to line the aluminum foil with parchment paper. Otherwise that great tasting cheese will work its way into all the little folds in the foil and will never come out. Parchment paper lining solves the problem.
When first working out what you like pick up some smaller peppers and try the different cheeses. Just cook the cheese in the peppers to see what you prefer than begin mixing the cheese up with outer 'stuff'. to see what you like. Worcestershire, Tabasco, chives, onions, rice, ground beef, sausage, little smokes, different seasonings.
I usually cook the simple as above and do one or two experiment peppers to find new tastes. That way I always have some great eats.
I am doing pork chops, steaks, and marinated chicken for the wife, her sisters, and her mom Sunday on the Bubba Keg (egg stays home). I may just invite everyone to your house instead, I think you have this covered ...
Thanks for the gifts again. I am really excited to get some bacon going.
Kent, Nothing, she has a new Chinese restaurant she wants me to try.
Molly
Colorado Springs
"Loney Queen"
"Respect your fellow human being, treat them fairly, disagree with
them honestly, enjoy their friendship, explore your thoughts about one
another candidly, work together for a common goal and help one another
achieve it."
Bill Bradley; American hall of fame basketball player, Rhodes scholar, former U.S. Senator from New Jersey LBGE, MBGE, SBGE , MiniBGE and a Mini Mini BGE
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Any time my friend, there will always be some extra.
Kent
Well, it is mothers day...
Folks go nuts over the fixn's and most anything goes. (think cheese balls). Crab mix and or shrimp mix works really well. Keep in mind these will be cooked to get the peppers done.
I try to keep it simple.
Large Poblano peppers, cleaned. I cut across the stem area and a long slide down the center.
I like monterey jack or cheddar, or pepper jack cheese and or a mixture. Sometimes I will add a little creme cheese. I really like the pepper jack mixes.
On these I had some left over smoked chicken which I cut up small and mixed in.
Then cook. 30 to 45 minutes at about 350°. I learned early on to line the aluminum foil with parchment paper. Otherwise that great tasting cheese will work its way into all the little folds in the foil and will never come out. Parchment paper lining solves the problem.
When first working out what you like pick up some smaller peppers and try the different cheeses. Just cook the cheese in the peppers to see what you prefer than begin mixing the cheese up with outer 'stuff'. to see what you like. Worcestershire, Tabasco, chives, onions, rice, ground beef, sausage, little smokes, different seasonings.
I usually cook the simple as above and do one or two experiment peppers to find new tastes. That way I always have some great eats.
GG
No, she just puts up with me and for that I could never make things up to her.
I'd better not let my wife read this or we would be moving down to Mexico on Monday. hehehe
Hope you guys are all well. We had a heavy wet snow last week. It should get to the low 70's today though.
Be well and best to those lovely girls in your life.
Kent
As the Naked Wiz says. "the one who must be obeyed"...
Steve
Steve
Caledon, ON
Lookin' good Kent! I'd bake my mother an Angels Food Cake but she'd have to come up for it. :evil: :laugh:
Blair
Here ya go Joan...
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Kent
Ouch!!!
:laugh: Kent
I am doing pork chops, steaks, and marinated chicken for the wife, her sisters, and her mom Sunday on the Bubba Keg (egg stays home). I may just invite everyone to your house instead, I think you have this covered ...
Thanks for the gifts again. I am really excited to get some bacon going.
John - SLC, UT
2 XLs, Medium, MM, and Mini
Colorado Springs
"Loney Queen"
"Respect your fellow human being, treat them fairly, disagree with them honestly, enjoy their friendship, explore your thoughts about one another candidly, work together for a common goal and help one another achieve it."
Bill Bradley; American hall of fame basketball player, Rhodes scholar, former U.S. Senator from New Jersey
LBGE, MBGE, SBGE , MiniBGE and a Mini Mini BGE