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This thread reminds me why America is obese.
when I do it in the oven, I will put it on a rack with parchment paper under rack. If on stove top, I will put as many in pan as I can without crowding.Hmm, I'll try that . On parchment paper ?
So, you don't eat bacon?This thread reminds me why America is obese.
It is 6⁰f out right now. Not sure if I'd want to try and make breakfast outside. That's the major reason I haven't bought a Blackstone. It would be pretty worthless from late October to April or May. I've still used a pellet grill in low temps but I'm not sure an open topped flat top would work for me. It would be nice to have an outside kitchen but our weather doesn't allow it year round.Eggs on the black stone in the bacon grease is the way!
I love bacon.So, you don't eat bacon?
Outstanding, but you may be correct.I love bacon.
I go to Fresh Market in town here , every monday Market Style bacon 7.99 a lb BOGO , I buy ten at a time and freeze it.Also, go to Trader Joe's and buy their Black Forest (might be Boar's Head) bacon. It kicks ass.
I too shy away from foil , call me crazy ....butOven. Frees up the stove. I don’t use aluminum foil ever for cooking
This thread reminds me why America is obese.
Most bacon is cured and smoked, which is perfectly safe to eat without further cooking. Not exactly raw. Pretty sure it's what fueled westward expansion.Raw doggin bacon has major serial killer vibes
Agree. When mine gets to 150 deg. off the smoker it comes. When slicing, I always sample some with no further cooking, just a little. Got to be sure it's worth serving to others.Most bacon is cured and smoked, which is perfectly safe to eat without further cooking. Not exactly raw. Pretty sure it's what fueled westward expansion.
Keep in mind, I'm a stranger on the internet, don't have a background in food safety, and can't be held legally responsible for any missteps anyone has with bacon after reading this post.