A New Take on a “Lollipop,” That Will Have a Carnivore Salivating
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When I was a kid, I remember my friends and I all had different lollipop favorites. My best friend always wanted a ball-shaped strawberry and cream lollipop, for me it was the flat one with chocolate and caramel that I would rather spend my money on! I can’t even remember the last time I had a lollipop since I’ve grown up, but here’s one that I’d like right now!
These are the adult version of a lollipop. This recipe is really simple, and only features one main item: bacon… but who’s complaining about that? If you want to add a little more to this recipe, you can wrap the bacon around pieces of boneless chicken breast or steak tips, just make sure they are cooked first. The whole idea is to pack in the sweet flavor of honey, with a spicy edge.
Recipe and photo courtesy of Wright Brand.
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