Moink Balls are basically meatballs wrapped in bacon – and then rubbed, grilled and glazed. They get the name by combining MOO + OINK.
These little bites of delicious are perfect football food because they are easy, quick and folks love them. And this right here is my version of them…
To make these Moink Balls you need a few things:
- Meatballs (you can make your own, but to save time I buy good, quality bag of frozen meatballs and allow them defrost in the fridge overnight).
- Bacon
- Toothpicks
- Killer Hogs’ BBQ Rub
- Killer Hogs’ BBQ Sauce
- Apple Jelly
First you take your bacon and cut the slices in half. Then to assemble your moink balls, you wrap the bacon around the meatball and use a toothpick to hold the bacon in place.
Once you have all your meatballs wrapped in bacon, now you season with
Killer Hog’s BBQ Rub – or really any BBQ Rub you like that doesn’t have too high of a salt content.
Now it’s time to grill or cook your Moink Balls. Get your smoker or grill set at 275 degrees and place these bacon-wrapped meatballs on the cooker.
Because the meatballs are already cooked, you aren’t worried about the internal temp – but you want to cook until the bacon has a great, mahogany color. This typically takes 1 – 1.5 hours.
I suggest to start checking on your Moink Balls at the 45 min mark and keep an eye on them until they have the color you want.
Once the Moink Balls have the color you want, it’s time to apply your glaze. I like to use 18oz of
Killer Hog’s BBQ Sauce (or any BBQ sauce you prefer) and ½ cup of apply jelly.
Just dip each Moink Ball in the glaze and place it back on your cooker for 10 – 15 minutes to allow that sauce to set.
Once your glaze has set, all that’s left to do is serve and eat.
Malcom Reed
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Just put them on the smoker. Can’t wait to see how they turn out.
Malcolm, if doing this on a grill, am I putting them on direct or indirect heat? In the video, it looked like direct. Thanks again for all the recipes!
What if I use orange marmalade? The apple jelly was sold out believe it or not.