Not sure what to call this

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bbqking01

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I used a ground beef 80/20, mixed with SPG and cheddar. Used manicotti pasta. Stuffed the mixture inside, and wrapped with bacon. Basted bbq sauce on the bacon before wrapping to help it stick to the pasta. If I ever do this again I will boil the pasta a bit before stuffing. It was a little chewy, but tasted good. On the SmokeFire at 300 for about 30-45 minutes.
 

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looks great , others have made and TulsaJeff TulsaJeff made Shotgun shells I think which is close to this .


But call them what ever you want if sending some my way

David
 
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Yeah, I think they're called "shotgun shells". I've only tried them once and my issue was the stuffing running out the ends, but I didn't have any meat involved. Only cheese.
Try spritzing the exposed pasta and let them sit in the fridge for a night to soften up the pasta...
 
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