Can't cook bacon???

[mkwerx]

Baked/broiled bacon is best. Love mine crispy but not burned. Wifey likes limp, sad bacon.

This thread makes me hungry. Now I want to try redeye gravy, and have pancakes, bacon and eggs for dinner...

 

[Caveman Jim]

I've heard that some go from one Mommy to another Mommy.

 

[Mister Bisley]

Baked/broiled bacon is best. Love mine crispy but not burned. Wifey likes limp, sad bacon.

This thread makes me hungry. Now I want to try redeye gravy, and have pancakes, bacon and eggs for dinner...

Also a big fan of breakfast for dinner..DO IT!!

 

[Caveman Jim]

Baked/broiled bacon is best. Love mine crispy but not burned. Wifey likes limp, sad bacon.

This thread makes me hungry. Now I want to try redeye gravy, and have pancakes, bacon and eggs for dinner...

Generally once or so a month breakfast is on the dinner menu.

 

[HB of CJ]

A bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich on toasted sourdough bread beckons! Triple bacon crispy. Yumm yumm!

 

[Stinkerbelle]

The best way to cook bacon? Have the wife do it. I love the stuff, but it's a PITA to cook.....

 

[Caveman Jim]

 

[01rednavigator]

I switched from pan frying my bacon to baking it a few years ago and it is way better!

I use a Jelly Roll pan covered with foil, bake at 350-400 depending on Bacon thickness. Flip once during cooking and cook to your liking, I like it crispy but not burnt and it is always cooked perfectly in the oven.

 

[Boboclown]

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Take the cigar out and give me more whiskey. In fact, take the eggs out and give me more whiskey too.

 

[P7M13]

I switched from pan frying my bacon to baking it a few years ago and it is way better!

I use a Jelly Roll pan covered with foil, bake at 350-400 depending on Bacon thickness. Flip once during cooking and cook to your liking, I like it crispy but not burnt and it is always cooked perfectly in the oven.

Does it at least fill the house with the wonderful aroma? If not, you're never gonna see me make bacon by baking it. Pan fryin' all the way to cardiac arrest!

viva la wet spot!

You know, you're gonna find a grease spot one day from that sexbot you printed the night before.

Slow and low for a while, then up to high to finish it off. The bacon explosion and I have become friends.

Bacon explosion. Brings to mind those other explosions after super-duper-hot thai food.

 

[Boboclown]

Don't forget your bacon soda.
https://www.amazon.com/LESTERS-Bacon-Soda-12-OZ/dp/B008MZGZCW

 

[cooper]

My son burns through 15lbs bacon every 3-4wks......
Bacon is a commodity no? Price is $43 low and $67 a case
He is quite the character man

 

[Tony617]

Jeeze... Next thing we'll be trading recipes and talking laundry soap.

I know my mom made homemade soap when were little kids. Her first washer when she got married was an open wash tub and motorized wringers. She spent a lot of time washing the clothes but she like how clean the clothes got with the old washer. It was 1970 before she got here her first washing machine with a lid.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Take the cigar out and give me more whiskey. In fact, take the eggs out and give me more whiskey too.

Yeah it 86 that cigar too but love eggs.

 

[Boboclown]

Yeah it 86 that cigar too but love eggs.

Don't get me wrong, I like eggs. But eggs or whiskey? Whiskey. Its the good ol' medicine.

 

[Caveman Jim]

My son burns through 15lbs bacon every 3-4wks......
Bacon is a commodity no? Price is $43 low and $67 a case
He is quite the character man

Oh a Bacon aficionado, eh?
I have to watch my intake but say I do partake 3-4 times per week.

When all the kids are at home we all pitch in and make Belts on large sourdough or Rye toast and add cheese. So messy but so friggin GOOD!!!
Bacon
Egg (fried)
Lettuce
Tomato

 

[P7M13]

I know my mom made homemade soap when were little kids. Her first washer when she got married was an open wash tub and motorized wringers. She spent a lot of time washing the clothes but she like how clean the clothes got with the old washer. It was 1970 before she got here her first washing machine with a lid.

My grandma used to use one of those in the 60's and early 70's. Very effective things. When I spent two summers in Wyoming, that was the only warsh machine available. I had to teach the others how to use it. Nothing like the crisp feeling of line dried clothes.

 

[01rednavigator]

Does it at least fill the house with the wonderful aroma? If not, you're never gonna see me make bacon by baking it. Pan fryin' all the way to cardiac arrest!


You know, you're gonna find a grease spot one day from that sexbot you printed the night before.


Bacon explosion. Brings to mind those other explosions after super-duper-hot thai food.

Yes, you still get that good bacon smell through the house that lasts a day or so.

You also don't have to worry about the constant flipping and being burned by the grease.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Thats how I do it too... works great and much safer if'n you like to make breakfast nekkid.

It's not recommended to fry bacon with no clothes on.

 

[Jonnyuma]

It's not recommended to fry bacon with no clothes on.

Certainly not by me.