No sissy cream cheese in these. With just enough heat to make your ears tingle, these bacon wrapped jalapeno bombs are sure to please. Perfect for an appetizer or side at your next BBQ.

Ingredients:

Jalapenos
Chopped yellow bell pepper
Chopped red onion
minced fresh garlic
shredded mild cheddar jack
Sliced corned beef
sliced pastrami
pepperoni
mesquite seasoning
your favorite pork rub
bacon
your favorite bbq sauce (we use a very hot one we had from a rib festival here in town)

Other items needed:

smoker or grill
charcoal
wood (we used oak chunks and a handful of mesquite chips)
paring knife
spoon
mixing bowl
cutting board
tin foil

On a side note, some pictures may be upside down. They were uploaded from a mobile phone. We apologize if this causes any confusion.

Step 1: Prep

As with any good recipe, there is some minor prep work to be done. We only made 4 of these, so your quantities may differ. we used the leftover items for other meals, but for four only used about 1/4 of one onion, 1/4 of one bell pepper, and one clove of garlic, and a small quantity of each other ingredient. the following prep is enough for four jalapeno bombs.

Using your paring knife, slice one side off the pepper ( a little less than half) leaving a hole in the side. make sure to leave the stem in tact, just cut the side of the pepper. Save any pieces of the peppers for later steps.
Use a spoon to clean out the membrane and seeds. set the guts aside for later also.
Chop up the yellow pepper and onion, and mince the garlic
Cut up two slices each of the pastrami and corned beef, and about 10 peperoni slices.
Finely chop two of the sides taken from the jalapenos (For extra heat, chop up some of the membrane as well. More membrane more heat!)
In a mixing bowl, combine a handful of cheese, chopped onion, bell pepper, minced garlic, chopped jalapenos (and membrane if you want heat), about 1 tsp of mesquite seasoning, pastrami, corned beef, peperoni and 1 oz. of your favorite bbq sauce. Mix well.

Step 2: Building a Bomb

Stuff the mixture into the hollowed out jalapenos, being careful not to rip them. Stuff them as full as you can.
Wrap one piece of bacon around each one, completely covering the jalapeno
Sprinkle your favorite pork rub on top

Easy right? Now time for some smoke!

Step 3: Smoking the Bomb

Fire up the smoker (or the grill, using indirect heat)
When the coals become white, place three good sized chunks of wood on top. (we used oak, and a handful of mesquite chips)
Put ice water in the water pan to regulate the temp if you are using a vertical smoker.
When the smoke coming out is a light almost transparent blue, (about 5-7 minutes) you are ready to smoke some bombs
Fold foil into a small tray for the jalapenos
place the tray, with the jalapenos on it on the smoker (or grill)

We did these at the same time as the Porkinator, so our temp was roughly 225-250 degrees for about two hours.

Remove and devour! Goes great as an appetizer for the Porkinator and Potato Bombs!