Grilled Cornbread Jalapeno Poppers

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Fire up the grill this summer and make these Grilled Cornbread Jalapeno Poppers.

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

How many of you out there are cornbread fans?  It’s a staple here in the South and I’ve taken a basic jalapeno recipe and added a twist to it with cornbread.  And to keep it simple, I used Simply Homemade cornbread mix which is seriously the closest thing to homemade that you can get.  The sweetness and texture is to die for.

Grilled Cornbread Jalapeno Poppers

Author Kelly

Ingredients

  • 16 jalalpeno peppers
  • 1 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese softened
  • 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
  • 4-5 strips bacon crumbled
  • Simply Homemade Cornbread mix

Instructions

  1. Cut the jalapenos in half lengthwise and scoop out seeds.
  2. Combine cream cheese, cheddar cheese and bacon
  3. Fill jalapenos with the cream cheese mixture
  4. Prepare cornbread mixture as directed on the package (but do not bake). Place mixture into a cast iron skillet
  5. Place jalapenos and cornbread mixture onto the grill. Use aluminum foil under the jalapenos and a pizza pan or stone under the cast iron skillet for indirect heat
  6. Grill the jalapenos and cornbread, making sure the grill temperature stays between 375-400
  7. The jalapenos will take approximately 10-15 minutes. The cornbread will take approximately 20 minutes.
  8. Let the cornbread cool a bit and then crumble it onto the tops of the jalapenos
  9. Place the cornbread topped jalapenos back onto the grill and cook a few minutes until the cornbread is slightly crispy.

Stuff the jalapenos

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

Grill the jalapenos and cornbread

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

This is how the cornbread should look when done…nice and lightly brown.

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

Place cornbread on top of jalapenos.

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

Grill until slightly crispy

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

Bring these poppers to your next backyard BBQ. I promise you will not be going home with any leftovers!

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

The sweetness of the cornbread goes perfectly with the spicy jalapenos.

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

Grilled cornbread jalapeno poppers combine the sweetness of cornbread with spicy jalapenos for the perfect addition to your summer grilling menu.

What’s YOUR favorite grilling recipe?

* This post was sponsored by Simply Homemade. However, all opinions are 100% my own.

2 Comments

  1. Hi Kelly, Jalapenos are one of my all time favorite things, I would never have thought to do this with them though. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe. I will give it a try!

    With a smile, Carlyn in Tampa, FL 🙂

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