SmokinCoyote said:At a local cook off we do around 1,800 to 2,000.
WOW!!! How long did it take to prepare all those?
SmokinCoyote said:At a local cook off we do around 1,800 to 2,000.
If I remember there were 7 of us working on them and it took about 5 or 6 hours. That was just the stuffing part. The night before a couple guys sliced and cleaned them. We set it up like an assembly line. 2 of us fill the half with cheese and pass them down the line.Puppyboy said:WOW!!! How long did it take to prepare all those?
Puppyboy said:When I have done them, I slice the tops off but cleaning them is a mutha farker. I have read that some slice them long way leaving the stem as a little handle. For those who have done it both ways, which way worked best for you?
Must've been on the same wave lenght I also made 4 stuffed with goat and pimento cheese and a lil smokey they where stuffed to the brim my wife tried one cause she's never had them scared of the jap. when I finally covienced they were good when she ate her very first on the look in her eye was a priceless moment, this morning she asked if we had any left over....yeah right:-oSingle Fin Smoker said:K.......so I made my first ABT's today. 4 to be exact. While I was at Staters this mornin, looking fer ground da ground fattie pork, I noticed the butcher had bacon. Accordingly, I got 4 pieces at the cost of 66 cents and 4 Jalepenos at the cost of 1.39(I already had the cream cheese in my fridge).
I threw them in my ECB, along with a fattie and some quartered chicken, and cooked em for about an hour or so(I have no idea what the temp was since my "...Hot, Warm, Smoke....." temp gauge is broken). Like that matters....
These are a thing of beauty. A little spicey for me(I still ate 2), but my wife loved em. They will play a definite part of my Super Bowl smoke as an Hors' D' Vours.
A question.......Bretherens.........What does acronym "ABT" stand for?
Oh yeah, in Texas they stuff em with peeled Shrimp or mud bugs and call them "Bullets".
It isn't cheap. The jalapenos are given to us and we get all the other stuff at Sams. The business that sponsors our cooking team pays for it. THe cookoff we do it at is a local deal for the Chamber of Commerce that the public buys a ticket and gets to graze so he gets to write it off taxes. We only do that big a batch once a year.Single Fin Smoker said:So Smokin Coyote, that must a cost a fortune!
Is bulk bacon, Jalepeno's and cream cheese available somewhere?
Puppyboy said:When I have done them, I slice the tops off but cleaning them is a mutha farker. I have read that some slice them long way leaving the stem as a little handle. For those who have done it both ways, which way worked best for you?
nascarchuck said:I have some pics of the process in making the canoe style if ya'll wanna see them. I will take some of the tradtional style next time I make them.
thillin said:Well, whatcha waitin on? Post them!:biggrin: