- Calories 99
- Fat 2g
- Sat fat 1g
- Cholesterol 6mg
- Sodium 130mg
- Protein 3g
- Carbohydrate 16g
- Fiber 1g
Bacon-Wrapped Apricots With Sage
Con Poulos
How to Make It
Step 1
Heat oven to 375º F. Place a sage leaf on each apricot, wrap with a piece of bacon, and place seam-side down on a baking sheet.
Step 2
Bake until the bacon is beginning to crisp, 6 to 8 minutes per side.
Step 3
Remove from oven and brush with the maple syrup. Serve with toothpicks.
cattex
2014-05-03T14:34:22-04:00
Made these the other night.....my guests compared them to crack! One important tip -- use a RIMMED baking sheet. Lots of excess grease that you don't want all over your oven.
brooklyn
2014-04-11T15:23:51-04:00
Do I have to turn them over in the oven?
Pacificchick
2013-09-01T10:10:54-04:00
Huge hit at our end of summer party! Definitely need to bake for 25+ minutes. Did a quick broil at the end.
lpmusic1
2011-06-01T07:25:10-04:00
I understood these were VEGETARIAN recipes....hmmmmm...what kind of vegetable is BACON!?!?!?! I'm sure it's 4 STAR QUALITY...but in the wrong pew!
Saddiemom
2011-05-30T17:36:26-04:00
Not a big fan of dates or figs, but apricots, alright. Made them for a party and there wasn't anything left. Also try it with apple.
VTCandy
2011-02-25T07:35:09-05:00
I really liked these and they went over well at the gathering I brought them to. I used pineapple sage leaves instead of regular sage. They definitely need more than 6-8 minutes baking though. The bacon took about 1/2 hour to cook.
SMSEisen
2010-11-25T15:37:46-05:00
I didn't have the sage leaves, and I substituted turkey pastrami to make them kosher. I agree that they took longer to cook, but they were a fabulous appetizer for Thanksgiving. Mustard on the side worked well also.
monjet73
2010-11-20T13:30:46-05:00
these are very yummy and pretty, but I found that they take a lot longer to cook than 6-8 minutes -- more like 15-20 minutes to ensure the bacon was cooked fully.
ibbyjenkins
2010-05-30T08:32:51-04:00
These are absolutely sensational! They are great hot but also a fabulous leftover cold snack...just don't forget the brush of maple syrup when you make them. My family gobbles them up hot or cold.
Cheryl12
2010-04-06T06:40:50-04:00
Excellent. Next time I would use a bigger sage leaf (bigger than the size of the apricot or 1/2 of the apricot) because couldn't taste the sage over the sweet apricot. This is a keeper recipe!! YUM.
