Heavenly Bacon and Chicken Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers

A délicieux appetizer that will drive everyone wild!  I’m a wuss when it comes to the heat factor, so I deseed and devein the jalapenos before stuffin’ and wrappin’ them.  But to each his own and if you’re a heat freak then leave the seeds in.

3 Chicken Breasts (skinless and boneless)
6 Jalapenos (deseeded and deveined)
1/3 cup Cream Cheese (at room temp.)
4 strips of Lean Bacon

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Pound your breasts as thin as you dare.  Cut the chicken into strips, each the width of a jalapeno length.  We want 12 pieces.  Cut the bacon strips into thirds so you’ve got 12 pieces.  Now you’re ready to assemble.

Preheat the oven to 400F.

Use a small spoon to stuff cream cheese into the jalapeno halves.   Wrap the first one in chicken, then wrap it with bacon.  Turn the bacon’s seam side downward onto an ungreased baking sheet. Continue with the second and so forth.

Bake for 15-20 minutes.  Serve hot or cold.

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Hi, I'm Marianne Hines. Most call me ANNiE. The nick is short and sweet and not at all like me. I’m 5’11” and happiest when there's sand between my toes, when I'm dirty, windblown, and adorned with the debris of whatever project I'm working on. I build, design,and create in many forms. I’ve spent most of my life in the Northwest. Twelve years ago I came to the southeast for love, that love is now my husband. I love London and Paris for the art, food, and architecture. I love Spring and Fall, mountains, untouched snow, the smell of a horse’s mane, the sound of paper dry leaves under foot, birds singing, reef snorkeling, flea market hunting, and cooking for friends who love to eat, to be loud, and to laugh.

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