Quick & Easy Jalapeno Pull Apart Bread

Hi Everyone,

First I want to say thank you for entering my Peanut Butter Lovers Pack Giveaway, sharing my link and posting your recipes.  The contest is open until Sunday.  I saw some recipes I am for sure going to make.  Yum!  I love all this peanut butter goodness.  I picked up some Peanut Butter goodies today for the winner of the giveaway.  So don’t forget to enter.

Now to today’s recipe.  This is a quick and easy one, perfect for a Friday night!  It’s 3 ingredients, easy to make and it is so good my Husband and I demolished it in minutes.

I was at Trader Joe’s, shut up, I know what your thinking,so don’t even say it.  🙂  Anyway I saw these cute little sourdough boule, which is basically bread bowl size bread.  They cost $.99, so I picked one up.  If you check out my Trader Joe’s page, you’ll see it under Jenny’s favorites.  Anyway as soon as I saw it, this idea came to my mind.  Cheesy goodness and jalapenos.  I love, love, love Jalapeno cheese bread.  It’s my favorite!

First I have to apologize, for the next few days my pictures maybe off.  I have haven’t been feeling well, and not only is my body off, so is my eye site.  When I went to download my pictures, half of them were cricked (did I spell that right?).

For the bread, what I did is cut slices horizontally, almost all way through the bread, then I cut the bread vertically, making little pockets in between the bread.

Then I stuffed pickled jalapenos into the slits of the bread.

Then I filled the slits with about 1 oz of shredded mozzarella cheese.  It kind of looks like a brain doesn’t it?

Then I baked it until the cheese melted, which was about 5 minutes and then heavenly goodness came out of the oven.

This was so good!  It should serve 4 people, but it served 2.  If my Husband wasn’t home I would have ate the whole thing!  I know bad, but it’s true.  The bread was crispy on the outside, and soft, warm on the inside and lots of gooey cheese everywhere with little pops of jalapeno.  This was so darn good!!  I will be making this again and again.

Jalapeno and Cheese Pull Apart Bread – Quick and Easy

Ingredients:

1 small Sourdough Boule Bread – bread bowl size, or your favorite bread

1/4 cup (about 20 slices) pickled jalapenos, diced small

1/4 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded

Directions:

Preheat oven to 350

Cut bread bowl horizontally, but don’t cut all the way through, then cut bread vertically, don’t cut all the way through. Stuff the slits with the jalapenos pushing them towards the bottom of the bread. Than stuff the bread with the cheese.

Bake in the oven for about 5 – 8 minutes until cheese is melted.

Serves 4

Calories per serving:  140,  Fat:  .08,  Cholesterol:  2.5,  Sodium:  680,  Potassium:  0,  Carbs:  26.8,  Fiber:  2,  Sugar:  1,  Protein:  6

Mmmmm, you know I could sit here all day talk about bread, but I won’t, but I will say this, it’s so simple, easy and fast!  You must try it!!!   This would also go perfect with pasta dish.  You could omit the jalapenos and add basil and sundried tomatoes for a whole different take on this recipe.  That would be good too!  But my heart really goes to my jalapenos.  Mmmm, peppers!!

Also, even though sourdough is a white bread, it’s a healthy white bread.  According to Probiotic.org, sourdough starter uses the probiotic Lactobacillus strain for fermentation. Therefore, sourdough bread is high in probiotics. Coupled with a probiotic-fortified cheese, sourdough bread is even more effective at providing your body with these important live organisms.  There are a ton of other benefits, such as it doesn’t spike your insulin level like white bread.  That’s a nice one!  I need any excuse to eat more bread!   But you know me, I don’t need any excuses!!

Well my friends, I am heading off.  Have a great weekend!  If you don’t know what to do this weekend, here’s a little honey do list:

• Make Bread
• Make Peanut Butter Goodies
• Send me your Peanut Butter Goodies
• Enter my Giveaway
• Enjoy your weekend!!!

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