Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 251 g

(Approx. 6 Servings)

Amount Per Serving

Calories	620	Calories From Fat	380

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 42 g	65%

Saturated Fat 19 g	95%

Trans Fat 1.0 g

Cholesterol 130 mg	43%

Sodium 1720 mg	72%

Total Carbohydrate 21 g	7%

Dietary Fiber 1 g	4%

Sugars 16 g

Protein	38 g

Vitamin A 20%	•	Iron 10%

Vitamin C 15%	•	Calcium 30%

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Bacon Wrapped Onion Bombs

Prep Time

20 minutes

Cook Time

20 minutes

Total Time

40 minutes

Serves

6 People

Ingredients

Recipe makes 6 Servings

2 red onions

1 1/2 Lb H-E-B Prime 1 Cowboy Bacon Burger Patties

8 Oz cheddar cheese, cut into cubes

12 slices of bacon

1 cup(s) H-E-B Specialty Series Texas Style Barbeque Sauce

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Instructions

Preheat grill to medium flame.

To prepare onions, remove stem and root ends of. Cut in half lengthwise through the root and stem, remove skin and break into separate but mating pieces.

Form patties into 4 to 6 meatballs. Push a chunk of cheddar into the center of meat ball, then wrap with two matching pieces of onion. Wrap onion with 2 slices of bacon.

Wrap onion bomb in foil, leaving the top open slightly. Pour some BBQ sauce over the top and place on grill, then cook for 35 minutes.

Remove from grill and serve.

Chef's Note: I prefer to cook these slower away from the direct heat to prevent flare ups.