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The cheese filling can be prepared quickly. In a bowl, combine the cream cheese, the goat cheese, and lime juice. Add salt and pepper to taste. White pepper may be preferable to black peppercorns to preserve the appearance of the cheese mixture [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but either is acceptable. Use a fork to combine the ingredients. Next add the onion, the chopped cilantro, and the shredded cheddar cheese. A shot or two of pepper sauce may be added at this point to bring the heat of the cheese mixture up somewhat. Pepper sauce will change the color of the cheese mixture to an off-red color if very much is added. Stir to combine these ingredients.
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Serving the Peppers
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Use a spatula to remove the peppers when the skin is lightly charred or blistered in some places and the cheese is just bubbling. Tongs do not work as well because the pepper becomes soft while it roasts. Tongs crush the sides of the pepper causing the cheese to be squeezed out of the pepper.
Bring the temperature of the grill up to about 400 degrees. Reduce the size of the flame and prepare to roast the cheese-filled peppers over low flame. On a gas grill, light every other burner or just one side of the grill. Place the peppers with a large serving spoon or spatula near but not directly over the flame. The peppers will roast for about eight minutes.
Ingredients4 or 5 jalapeños (or substitute yellow wax peppers for less heat, figure 3)4 ounces of cream cheese (room temperature)2 ounces of crumbled goat cheese (substitute feta cheese if desired)1 ounce of grated cheddar cheese1 teaspoon lime juice1 – 2 teaspoons finely chopped, fresh cilantro1 green onion, sliced thin (or substitute 1 tablespoon of chopped white onion)Salt, ground pepper, pepper sauce (such as Tabasco)Marinara sauce for dippingPreparation Stage
Cream cheese stuffed jalapeños can be prepared in advance and stored in the refrigerator until ready for the grill. Begin by slicing the jalapeños in half lengthwise. Leave the stems and ends in place. Scoop out the membranes and the seeds using a spoon (figure 4). The membrane and seeds contain much of the heat. Be very careful not to touch your face while working with the jalapeños, and wash your hands thoroughly when you are done. Rinse the peppers and pat dry.
While the peppers roast [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the grill chef may choose to heat some marinara or tomato-based salsa to be used for dipping, an idea inspired by Bobby Flay (2010). Flay serves his stuffed peppers in a plate of sauce [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], while I recommend serving the sauce on the side. A ramekin of sauce placed on the upper rack of the grill will heat and be ready to serve when the peppers are done. The cheese-filled peppers will need to cool somewhat before guests can pick them up, dip them, and eat every spicy bite.
Grilling the Jalapeños
Jalapeños stuffed with cream cheese are a popular appetizer (figure 1). Heinz markets a cream cheese jalapeño (figure 2) they call a Popper® which is a jalapeño stuffed with cream cheese, then breaded. However, these spicy hors d'&oelig;uvres are easy to make and serve right from the backyard barbecue.
Flay, Bobby, "Grill Ever
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Next, spoon the cheese into the jalapeño halves. One or two tablespoons of the cheese filling per jalapeño are about right. Refrigerate until it is time to grill.

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