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Offline rabbidrabbit

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« on: February 01, 2008, 03:27:25 PM »
The Basics of ABT’s

ABT’s or Atomic Buffalo Turds as they are also known are considered BBQ Crack in the barbecuing world. They have received this dubious title because they are addicting. If you put a tray of these out at your next party, don’t think that there will be any left when you return because your guest will eat these as fast as they are made.

ABT’s are easy to make and very tough to put down. Now personally, I am not a big jalapeno fan. However, when you de-vein and smoke a jalapeno, most of the heat normally associated with the pepper is gone. What is left is a very rich flavor in a small little package. Every bite in an ABT is a symphony of flavors in your mouth. You start with the smoked bacon flavor; move to the jalapeno, then to the cream cheese / onion and finish up with a cheddar flavored smoked sausage.

Here is a list of ingredients to make approximately 20 ABT’s.

20 Fresh Jalapenos (Pick the straighter ones when you choose)
20 Cheddar Lit’l Smokies (1 package contains approximately 36 sausages)
1 Pkg. Cream Cheese (8 oz.)
2 Lbs. Bacon ½ or 1 strip per ABT
1/8 Med. Mexican Sweet Onion (Diced)
1 Tblspn. Turbinado Sugar

Offline Jappa52

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« Reply #1 on: February 01, 2008, 03:40:49 PM »
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I've been making these for years and they are VERY ADDICTING! Never heard them called ABTs, we call them Jalapeno Poppers.  I always prep about 200 of them on SBS and have honestly never had any left.  One suggestion I have is if you do decide to make these, don't make a lot of other food or don't make too many of these guys.  Guests will fill themselves up on the poppers and leave you all of the other food for leftovers!!
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« Reply #2 on: February 01, 2008, 06:25:26 PM »
So what are we supposed to do?  Put it all in a blender or boil it all and then try to skewer them onto toothpicks?
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« Reply #3 on: February 01, 2008, 06:28:10 PM »
Anyone have a good recipe for pickled eggs? My dad used to make ones every year for the Super Bowl, but he lost the recipe before I could get it. Haven't had any in years.

They were neon green and were so strong that they would make you squint and shudder with every bite. My mouth is watering just remembering them...
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Offline DieAz

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« Reply #4 on: February 01, 2008, 06:57:34 PM »
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Originally posted by Treize69
Anyone have a good recipe for pickled eggs? My dad used to make ones every year for the Super Bowl, but he lost the recipe before I could get it. Haven't had any in years.

They were neon green and were so strong that they would make you squint and shudder with every bite. My mouth is watering just remembering them...



dunno bout all that but you could start here and see if you can find something close to it.  http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Pickled-Eggs-III/MoreRecipesLikeThis.aspx

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« Reply #5 on: February 01, 2008, 09:13:51 PM »
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Originally posted by DiabloTX
So what are we supposed to do?  Put it all in a blender or boil it all and then try to skewer them onto toothpicks?


Start by putting on cellophane or latex gloves. The juices from the jalapenos are very potent and will still be in your skin days after you handle them without gloves.

Using a sharp knife, remove the stem end of the jalapeno. You will notice that the inside of the pepper not only has seeds, but also a membrane (called the vein) that acts as internal support for the pepper.  To get to the seeds and vein, slice the pepper lengthwise to the end then remove them.  Make sure that you keep track of both sides of the pepper, you will want to mate both sides again after they are stuffed.

Once the insides are clean, you are ready to fill the ABTs with cheese and sausage. Once you have mixed your onion, sugar and cream cheese together into a paste, spread a small amount into each ½ shell of the pepper.

Once you have mixed your onion, sugar and cream cheese together into a paste, spread a small amount into each ½ shell of the pepper.

With the smokies inserted in the ABT’s, sandwich the smokie in between both sides of the pepper and wrap tightly with ½ to 1 full piece of bacon.

After the ABT has been wrapped, place 2 toothpicks through the ABT. Make sure you hit both the pepper and smokie to secure the bacon on the ABT.

Place the ABT’s on a preheated smoker at 250 degrees and cook for approximately 2 hours until done.  Don’t worry about the cream cheese coming out of the ABT. The smoke forms a skin that acts as a temporary plug in the pepper.

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« Reply #6 on: February 01, 2008, 09:30:19 PM »
Yes, much better.  But I don't have a smoker though, only a NG grill.
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« Reply #7 on: February 02, 2008, 01:03:31 AM »
That sounds like a good recipe and am anxious to hear how to make the ABT's using a grill instead of a smoker.  Academy Sporting goods used to sell Ol' Smokey charcoal grills (not the Weber but plain Ol' Smokey.)  Not sure if they still do but those will produce good smoke with the top on.  Though it's not an upright smoker using a drip pan.

The 14"er was only about $20 or less.  They make a 24"er.  I've seen em at Brunos before, a long time ago.  Nice little smoker grill and inexpensive.

Question.  Do you place the ABT's on tin foil or a pan of some sort?  Would these turn out good using a conventional electric range?  Or would that be heresy?:D

Thanks!



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« Reply #8 on: February 02, 2008, 07:55:25 AM »
You can smoke in gas or charcoal grill.  Mine has a wood tray that you can put the wood chips or chunks in.  Just don't put too much direct heat on the product.  

I'm going to use my smoker but at lower temp to get the smoke on them and then finish in the oven at party time.  There are always ways so never give up!