Atomic Buffalo Turds.
Word has it that these have been around since Adam was a boy, try them and you’ll know why!
Essentially its Jalapenos, cream cheese and bacon, use your imagination from there, these ones have a little finely diced turkey breast and some of the Urbangriller’s rub.
there’s a version where you remove the core, fill and cook whole, I find it easier to slice in halves then strip the hot bits out.
Note the poofy pink glove, I’m a sook, if I have the glove on I'm more aware of the hot stuff and where else it could end up
I like to nuke the cheese a little to soften it, add any bits/seasoning you want and blend,
into a ziplock bag with the corner snipped off for a caulking gun,
cheese mix firms back up pretty quickly,
on goes the bacon, this is the fiddly bit that gives me the shits, season with more rub at this stage if you like
I prefer an indirect grill setup,
and then nice and steady (around 325F), the longer they cook the more the peppers mellow, repeat, I’m a sook! Go too hot and you’ll overdo the bacon before the peppers are done
started these at 250f, steady climb to 325f, these took an hour and a quarter,
ABT’s
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Re: ABT’s
Yyyyyuuummm, def.gonna do some of them,dont care what you called them at the start,lol. !! I`m an advocate of hot & spicey
enough that your kids wont pinch off your plate every time they walk past. Tobasco, black pepper & lemon juice on simple
crunchy chips/baked potatoes works a treat..... so I reckon these with "green" as a base(green=healthy) plus any added heat
in a rub should work equally well....very nice, thx for sharing
enough that your kids wont pinch off your plate every time they walk past. Tobasco, black pepper & lemon juice on simple
crunchy chips/baked potatoes works a treat..... so I reckon these with "green" as a base(green=healthy) plus any added heat
in a rub should work equally well....very nice, thx for sharing
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Re: ABT’s
Good work Bodgy!....they look Great!
I've been doing ABT's for years, one of my first purchases from the US was a Jalapeno corer and grill stand (see Pic), I love em!
Even management will eat one when I cook a batch! I normally cut the bottom off a capsicum and fill it with the cheese before grilling, she likes that!
I use the leftover ones on sangas the next day!
I mix a little fine grated hard cheese into the philly (used Leftover Brie last time...that was great!)
Actually, I feel a batch coming on right now!
Cheers
Chris
I've been doing ABT's for years, one of my first purchases from the US was a Jalapeno corer and grill stand (see Pic), I love em!
Even management will eat one when I cook a batch! I normally cut the bottom off a capsicum and fill it with the cheese before grilling, she likes that!
I use the leftover ones on sangas the next day!
I mix a little fine grated hard cheese into the philly (used Leftover Brie last time...that was great!)
Actually, I feel a batch coming on right now!
Cheers
Chris
Common Sense is so rare these days it should be a Super Power!
Re: ABT’s
I like very crisp crumbled bacon, grated pepper jack cheese and drained crushed pineapple and a little rub in my spread!
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Re: ABT’s
I guess I have never really paid attention to what peppers they put in it...to the best of my knowledge it's Monterey Jack that includes spicy peppers and some herbs for flavor. Not real hot for me, but better then your average Colby-Jack or Monterey!
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