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THE SLOBBER KNOCKER

THE SLOBBER KNOCKER




Ingredients:



variety of peppers for stuffing, longer and skinny, think hot dog (I used 4)
1 Package of Cajun Sausages
1 package of good non-maple bacon
1 block Monterey Jack cheese
1 bag of buns of your choosing
3 hot peppers (I used red fatallis but you can use whatever)
1 small sweet onion
BBQ sauce


preheat oven 375º

1. remove sausage from casing, cut cheese in 1" cubes (save a bit to shred for
later).

2. Throw 3 red fatallis & 1 small onion into food processor and PULSE
Then add in sausage and cheese, blend until its all one unified mass.

3. Cut top off peppers remove guts and slice open along one side.

4. Put your sausage mix into a hillbilly piping bag (large freezer bag) and cut off
one corner.

5. Fill peppers with sausage mix.

6. Wrap with bacon and use toothpicks to hold it in place.

7. Put on baking sheet lined with foil and place in the oven for one hour.

8. Brush on bbq and broil hi for 1-2 min (keep an eye on it, you want it to
caramelize not burn)

9. Remove from oven and let set.

10. Place buns open face in the oven with cheese spread on both sides, broil low
till brown, crusty and melty.

11. Remove buns, and assemble.

Bonus pics:













Pepper casings rock! The only thing I would change after the trial run is I would make a pineapple pepper onion relish for the coup de grâce.Thanks for looking!
 
Hey Seth! I remember that, It looks even better this time!!!!

Remeber this?

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I bet you would win if it went up for a vote this time!
Peace Bro!
 
I don't know. Maybe if I added some potatoes? Anyway, I still won just by getting to eat it! I need a freaking fryer damnit! Yours still looks better baby.

BTW, thanks for all who commented, hope you do try it. Very good stuff. :)
 
First of all...Awesome idea!!! But I had a problem with it.

Like many others, this post inspired me to give it a try. It was for me and the Mrs., so I used poblanos (she cant go too hot).
I used a mixture of sweet italian sausage and hot italian. All raw in casing. I dumped the sausage from the casing prior to blending.

The flavors worked quite well, but...

Something about blending the sausage with the cheese didn't work for me.
It gave it a "hotdog" consistency.
Maybe I over-blended.
Maybe it's just me...

Next time, I'm going to just slap some raw sausage into the peppers and then top it with cheese, instead of blending it all.

Great recipe, thanks! I will continue to play with this one until I get it where I want it!

FD
 
First of all...Awesome idea!!! But I had a problem with it.

Like many others, this post inspired me to give it a try. It was for me and the Mrs., so I used poblanos (she cant go too hot).
I used a mixture of sweet italian sausage and hot italian. All raw in casing. I dumped the sausage from the casing prior to blending.

The flavors worked quite well, but...

Something about blending the sausage with the cheese didn't work for me.
It gave it a "hotdog" consistency.
Maybe I over-blended.
Maybe it's just me...

Next time, I'm going to just slap some raw sausage into the peppers and then top it with cheese, instead of blending it all.

Great recipe, thanks! I will continue to play with this one until I get it where I want it!

FD

Not a bad idea to add the cheese last. The consistency was good for me. Maybe the sausage was different since I used a cajun (maybe consistency/fat content?) Not sure. But you are right that the flavors rely on each other with this one. The meat by itself (I had leftover and no peppers) didn't really do it for me. It definitely needs the peppers bacon and bbq. I'm glad you tried it man!
 
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