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Loire Valley Dates with Blue Cheese, Bacon, and Nuts
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  2. Letter from Xuemao
  3. Corn Chowder
  4. Chicken Chili
  5. Creamy Pumpkin Soup
  6. Icelandic Rye Bread
  7. Loire Valley Dates with Blue Cheese, Bacon, and Nuts
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  11. Spicy Chicken Dip
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  13. Chicken Chili
  14. Dry Fried Green Beans
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  16. Kung Pao Chicken
  17. Fudge Puddle Cookies
  18. Mascarpone Cannoli Cheesecake
  19. Vegan Meyer Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins
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Loire Valley Dates with Blue Cheese, Bacon, and Nuts

Submitted by: Mark Konecny

 

This makes a very nice appetizer, served with a dry Chenin Blanc or Sancerre to offset the sweetness of the dates. 

Ingredients:

  • Medjool Dates (adjust to the number of guests figure 3 dates per person)
  • Roquefort Cheese (or according to your preference a milder version)
  • Bacon (if you get the really thick cut, it will not crisp) ½ strip for each date
  • Filbert or Hazelnut rough chopped
  • Frozen Pastry Sheet cut into squares for the dates

You can always leave out the nuts or serve without the puff pastry if you prefer.

Instructions:

  1. Set oven to 350 degrees.
  2. Place the Pastry squares on parchment paper and cook to done according to directions.  
  3. Mix the cheese and nuts into a crumbly filling.
  4. Cut open the dates, remove seed.  
  5. Take a small amount of filling and place inside the date.  
  6. Wrap date with bacon and fix in place with a toothpick.
  7. Cook for 35-40 mins turning once to brown on all sides.  
  8. Place on pastry puffs and serve warm.  

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