Just had to try

[duckybud]

After reading about these I just had to try them. I used homemade breakfast sausage, baby bella mushrooms, green onions, fresh garlic, and a mixture of cheddar, motz, cream cheese and parm cheeses. Since none in the family except me likes any heat, I used the sweet red, yellow and orange peppers and my homemade bacon. Cut the tops off the peppers and seeded them, and stuffed tightly, wrapped with bacon sprinkled with Grizz pork rub and put into smoker heated to 250 and got the smoking tube filled, light and put in the mailbox to smoke away for 2 hours.

Finished shot:

They tasted good but the peppers were still tough, and the bacon not quite done to my liking. Live and learn, next time I will try smoking for 3 hours. There will definitely be a next time.

 

[mr_whipple]

Those look right tasty to me. I do like my poppers a little on the softer side, but I'm sure they were still killer.

 

[chef k-dude]

Kudos for your effort and picture worthy poppers...or whatever name they might call them here.

I stopped making poppers years ago. It was just so much work and getting them perfect was hit or miss.

 

[JLeonard]

They may not have been perfect. But, the family would have done without cause I'd eat 'em all!

Jim

 

[crazymoon]

DB, They look good and you'll perfect them to your liking after a few tries.

 

[jcam222]

Good thing about practicing ABT's a lot is eating then a lot!!

 

[Redicans]

I don't know, they look damn good to me!! Love the colors!

 

[DRKsmoking]

They look great, and thats the good thing about what we call mistakes, we can mostly eat them.

I also do the little sweet peppers , because of the heat for family members.
And practice practice makes a really full belly. lol

David

 

[duckybud]

Thanks to all for the kind words, will be trying again next week after shopping day,

Again thanks