Heat broiler with rack 4 inches from heat. Stuff dates with almonds. Cut bacon into thirds crosswise. Wrap each date with a bacon strip. Place seam side down on a slotted broiler pan.
Broil until crispy on one side, 3 to 5 minutes. Turn; cook until bacon is crispy throughout, 3 to 5 minutes more. Transfer to paper towels to drain.
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I made these by cutting the dates in half and stuffing them with a half of a whole water chestnut and wrapping them in a half of strip of center cut bacon. They were sweet, salty and crunchy all at once, and a huge hit with my friends.
I serve these with honey drizzled over top and blue cheese crumbled over all. They are fabulous with the sweet, salty and tangy flavours coming together.
Wow! I haven't seen this recipe in YEARS!!! Brings back old memories...I think I had it with prunes instead of dates...Good either way!
they're excellent with hickory smoked almonds and a sliver or two of jalapeno peppers. the combination of salty sweet smokey and slightly warm is addicting.
stuff with bread crumbs, cheese and garlic. Baste with teriyaki, serve with ginger soya sauce as a side dip
For a change without nuts, stuff with mixture of bread crumbs, savory cheese
These are actuallly super stuffed with a water chestnut, cut in half--They are also yummy not stuffed at all-just bacon around the date.
Wouldn't you know he doesn't like parm either.
Wouldn't you know he doesn't like parm either.
This looks great but my husband isn't crazy about nuts in anything. How about stuffing with something else. Maybe cream cheese or ?
Actually if you use Spanish Marcona almonds and Serrano ham they are outstanding!
It is even better with a spike of parmesan cheese instead of the almond.