Spring is here and so is grilling season or as I like to call it…Chicken Bombs season! Try this even better chicken bombs recipe for dinner…it’s yummy!
When my husband is in town, the grill is always working double time to make up for his absence. When it does…that means we get to test out recipes that we have discussed on the phone while he was gone.
This weekend, the grill was fired up and we finally got a chance to test out our even better chicken bomb recipe. Trust me…you are going to love it!
Last year, I shared this Chicken Bomb recipe with a Texas twist and today I’m sharing an even better version that will knock the original version out of the water!
Try it for yourself!!
Even Better Chicken Bombs with a Texas Twist
Ingredients
1 package thin sliced boneless skinless chicken breast
1 link of sausage (preferably one that is directly from the smokehouse)
1 can diced jalapeno peppers (pickled)
1-2 packages of bacon
8 oz cream cheese (softened)
1 1/2 cups shredded cheese (your choice)
Approximately 1 cup Texas On the Plate’s Bodacious Red Soppin’ Sauce
How to make Chicken Bombs
Remove chicken from package and place each piece separately in between two pieces of parchment paper.
Use a rolling pin to flatten chicken pieces until they are approximately 1/8 – 1/4 inch in thickness.
Cut sausage into 2-3 inch pieces.
Quarter sausage link pieces (should be triangle shaped).
Open can of diced jalapeno peppers and place into a small bowl.
Spring is here and so is grilling season or as I like to call it...Chicken Bombs season! Try this even better chicken bombs recipe for dinner...it's yummy!
Ingredients
1 package thin sliced boneless skinless chicken breast
1 link of sausage (preferably one that is directly from the smoke house)
1 can diced jalapeno peppers (pickled)
1-2 packages of bacon
8 oz cream cheese (softened)
1 1/2 cups shredded cheese (your choice)
Approximately 1 cup Texas On the Plate's Bodacious Red Soppin' Sauce
Instructions
Remove chicken from package and place each piece separately in between two pieces of parchment paper.
Use a rolling pin to flatten chicken pieces until they are approximately 1/8 – 1/4 inch in thickness.
Cut sausage into 2-3 inch pieces.
Quarter sausage link pieces (should be triangle shaped).
Open can of diced jalapeno peppers and place into a small bowl.
In a mixing bowl, add cream cheese, shredded cheese, and approximately 1 teaspoon of Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning.
Mix together until well blended.
Once blended together well, make 2 small logs of cheese mixture for each chicken bomb (see image below).
Lay flattened chicken on a cutting board and season each piece of chicken with Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning.
Lay 1 sausage link onto flattened chicken.
Lay 1 cheese mixture log on each side of the sausage.
Top sausage link with approx. 1 tablespoon of the diced jalapeno peppers.
Roll chicken around sausage, cheese, and jalapeno peppers (as best you can).
Wrap 2 pieces of bacon (1 at a time) tightly around the rolled chicken and tuck bacon into itself to seal it closed.
Preheat grill to at least 300° and place chicken bombs on the grill to cook for approximately 25-30 minutes.
Turn chicken bombs on the grill every 5 minutes to ensure it is cooking evenly.
After 10 minutes of grilling time, baste with soppin' sauce before turning.
Just before the chicken bombs are done, baste one last time.
Remove from grill and allow to cool for a few minutes.
This data was provided and calculated by Nutritionix on 6/3/2020.
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i really want to make this, but what can an alternative to the soppin’ sauce be? the website says the store is inactive and no longer taking orders. would a barbeque sauce work just as well?
When my husband is in town, the grill is always working double time to make up for his absence. When it does…that means we get to test out recipes that we have discussed on the phone while he was gone.
This weekend, the grill was fired up and we finally got a chance to test out our even better chicken bomb recipe. Trust me…you are going to love it!
Last year, I shared this Chicken Bomb recipe with a Texas twist and today I’m sharing an even better version that will knock the original version out of the water!
Try it for yourself!!
When my husband is in town, the grill is always working double time to make up for his absence. When it does…that means we get to test out recipes that we have discussed on the phone while he was gone.
This weekend, the grill was fired up and we finally got a chance to test out our even better chicken bomb recipe. Trust me…you are going to love it!
Last year, I shared this Chicken Bomb recipe with a Texas twist and today I’m sharing an even better version that will knock the original version out of the water!
Try it for yourself!!
i really want to make this, but what can an alternative to the soppin’ sauce be? the website says the store is inactive and no longer taking orders. would a barbeque sauce work just as well?
You can definitely use BBQ sauce instead. The soppin’ sauce is very similar to a BBQ sauce base. Happy grilling!! :)