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  1. “Won’t they be burnt after 400 Deg for 1 hour?”

    Not if the pan is full.

    With a fully packed sheet pan, there’s a lot of moisture that has to cook off first. Because the pan is crowded, that moisture doesn’t evaporate quickly.

    For the first ~30 minutes, the oven is mostly working on driving off water, not crisping the bacon. That slower cook gives the bacon time to render its fat instead of burning, which is what leads to a better final crisp.

    At the same time, the jalapeños are slowly roasting in that bacon fat, which softens them and brings out their natural sweetness. The long bake heavily works to your advantage here and should not be rushed.

  2. Please take this video off. The Super Bowl is done and I don’t give a crap about your poppers anymore. Or did I ever? No.

  3. My son absolutely loved it but me not so much. This was a bacon popper not jalapeno popper. All I could taste was bacon and cheese. The jalapeño was mushy and overpowered by bacon and cheese.

  4. I made these for Super Bowl with pepper jack and sprinkled Tajin twist and sugar and they were fantastic. I used a wire rack but should have use parchment paper instead but they were really good

  5. Forget his jalapeño poppers recipe!! I’d rather he pop his jalapeño poppers in my mouth instead YUM 😊

  6. We made only 8 jalapeños and they were so burnt that we had to throw them all away. Please dont cook 8 for 1 hr. Probably only 30mins

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