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Beef Bacon Roll Ups

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hopkinsusmc87
hopkinsusmc87 Posts: 250
edited July 2012 in Beef
Beef bacon roll ups with jalapenos wrapped in the middle. When they are done I used teriyaki to glaze them. Outstanding but a pain to prep. Photobucket Pictures, Images and Photos
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  • preneau
    preneau Posts: 7
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    Wow ! I'm on this one...For those that won't like the pepper I'm thinking a shroom or maybe even pineapple...
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  • Griffin
    Griffin Posts: 8,200
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    Looks good. At first glance, i was thinking you lost some from start to finish, but then realized that you stacked them.

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  • travisstrick
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    Yum
    Be careful, man! I've got a beverage here.
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  • boatbum
    boatbum Posts: 1,273
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    What cut of beef are you using?
    Cookin in Texas
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  • Kristinnn
    Kristinnn Posts: 133
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    so is this like strips of beef and bacon over pickled jalapenos or whole ones?  interesting.  I may have to use my meat slicer to cut up some sirloin for this!  

    the ideas of mushrooms or pineapple sounds like a winner too.  
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  • FanOfFanboys
    FanOfFanboys Posts: 2,615
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    That looks amazing. Details?
    Boom
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  • Baysidebob
    Baysidebob Posts: 489
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    What cut of beef are you using?

    +1 on that question.  I am so stoked!
    My actuary says I'm dead.
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  • Baysidebob
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    Wow ! I'm on this one...For those that won't like the pepper I'm thinking a shroom or maybe even pineapple...

    I'm thinking fresh pineapple next to the jalapeno!  I'll place the beef, probably lean like bottom round, in the freezer for a couple hours and run it through the slicer about the same thickness as some thick bacon.  So what should be served with it?
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  • hopkinsusmc87
    hopkinsusmc87 Posts: 250
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    Thanks for the comments. This is one of my favorite things to eat, hate rolling them. But its thin cut sirloin strips (butcher will cut it for you, if he's nice) and thick cut beacon. The jalapeños are pickled, but you can use fresh. This was originally done with deer meat.
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  • hopkinsusmc87
    hopkinsusmc87 Posts: 250
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    My wife does not like the peppers either so I make half with and the other half without.
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  • BGE4Life
    BGE4Life Posts: 34
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    Those look absolutely amazing.  I think I want to try.  What time and temp to cook them?
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  • MrCookingNurse
    MrCookingNurse Posts: 4,665
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    hopkinsusmc87 said:

    Thanks for the comments. This is one of my favorite things to eat, hate rolling them. But its thin cut sirloin strips (butcher will cut it for you, if he's nice) and thick cut beacon. The jalapeños are pickled, but you can use fresh. This was originally done with deer meat. </

    I've done a ton of these with deer. Not yet on the egg tho!



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  • hopkinsusmc87
    hopkinsusmc87 Posts: 250
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    I use to wrap them in foil on the old Char-broil grill and drain off the bacon fat. Then unwrap them and crisp up the bacon. On the egg I decided not to wrap them since the egg holds heat far better. I made a few mistakes with this cook because I was still trying to do it like I did on the old grill. I used the platesetter and then a drip pan but it was taking forever (set at 350), so I pulled the pan cranked the heat up to 400 and that did the trick. I should have cooked them without the platesetter but was worried about flare up (old school thinking). What a mess I made of the platesetter. You can tell from the picture I fried the ones on the end but the rest were great. It took like 20 mins to cook on the egg. On the old grill it took me almost an hour.
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