Fresh Hot Jalapeños Poppers Recipe for Super Bowl Sunday
Fresh Hot Jalapeños Poppers are little bites of BIG flavor.
Last Sunday we hosted a football party, which was sort of like a mini Super Bowl Party! I can’t wait to share more yummy recipes with you–BIG-hit recipes–for the Super Bowl coming up on February 3rd. Also, stay tuned for a $100 Coca Cola prize pack giveaway next week on RE!
My friend Natalie is a bigger-than-life person (personality, upbeat, uplifting, encouraging), and I sort of look up to her as my mentor for football food.
She and her husband are the ones that usually host the FB parties, so they are the experts, in my mind. She has all the best recipes memorized – and knows what all the guys like. (Remember, we’re a soccer family?) :)
Like this recipe I’m sharing today. Natalie rattled off the recipe so quickly, there’s no way I could remember it, so I resorted to a quick email from her for the Fresh Hot Poppers.
They are so delicious, I guarantee they will get eaten quickly.
I can’t wait to try them for the real Super Bowl party, coming up soon!
There’s one thing to remember with this recipe: Jalapeños can be unpredictable in their hotness, so watch out!
Oh, and that this recipe is awesome served either hot or cold! Love that.
Will you be hosting a Super Bowl Party this year?
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Recipe: Fresh Hot Jalapeño Poppers {ReluctantEntertainer.com}
Summary: Perfect football appetizer for Super Bowl Sunday!
Ingredients
- 1 lb Italian sausage
- 12 oz cream cheese
- Red pepper flakes
- Ground pepper
- Chili Powder
- 10-15 Fresh jalapeno peppers
Instructions
- Saute’ sausage until tender and crumbled. Stir in cream cheese and add spices to you liking. Let simmer while you prepare jalapeños.
- Slice jalapenos in half lengthwise and de-seed (gloves make this a more pleasant experience).
- Fill each half with sausage mixture, place in oven proof pan, cover with aluminum foil and bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes.
- Serve hot or cold.
Preparation time: 10 minute(s)
Cooking time: 30 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 8
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Oh god these look fabulous- I know I would love them! Well beaten egg whites are the key for fluffy pancakes! I’m not surprised that the ricotta added to the texture as I’m always pleasantly surprised when I add cottage cheese to pancake batter!
This recipe sounds great! How long do you think I could let the jalapenos & topping sit in a refrigerator before putting them in the oven?
Yummy delicious cream cheese !!!!!! i simply loved it.
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I know Ill be making jalapeno poppers this Sunday, can’t wait to try them with sausage!