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Pig Mops
Type of dish: Pig

Time for an evergreen. At least, that is what it is going to be. Everyone secretly loves these things, including you: the smoked sausage, culinary heritage that we all grew up with. What if, instead of mashing it in the endive, we gave this sausage, our sausage, the leading role it deserves? Expertly directed by 150 grams of breakfast bacon? I am already looking forward to the trailer.

Cooking time: 60 |

Preparation time: 30 |

Temperature: 150° , indirect

What do you need?

- 1 fresh smoked sausage - approx. 12 thin slices of bacon - 150 gr grated cheese - 1 jalapeño pepper - 120 gr cream cheese - BBQ seasoning - approx. 12 cubes of spicy cheese - 1 finely shredded onion - BBQ sauce

Preparation method

This is how we roll Mix the cream cheese, grated cheese, chopped jalapeño peppers and those glorious BBQ spices into a tasty mix. Take the smoked sausage, sing a piece of 'circle of life' and cut the smoked sausage into slices about 1 cm thick. Roll each piece of smoked sausage as if you have done nothing else in your life in a piece of bacon cut to size (cut nice and thick). The idea is that you make a sort of bowl of the bacon, so that some of it can lie in. The bottom is the piece of sausage. Secure this holy grail with a cocktail stick. Deftly place a cube of spicy cheese on the bottom, fill it with the cream cheese mix and sprinkle some chopped onion on top. The denouement is fairly straightforward: put some apple wood in the smoke tube or on the charcoal and cook the Pig mops indirectly for about an hour. In the last fifteen minutes, coat the bacon with BBQ sauce for a cinematic result.

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