Talking about bacon....

I use the smoking technique from what I call "The Brown Book of Knowledge" (Rytek Kuta's book) where you only smoke the bacon to 128 degrees. Doesn't take as long then and you will never hit "the stall".
 
This thread reminds me why America is obese. 😂
I was just at my Dr. yesterday for my annual wellness visit. I had my blood drawn last Thursday. She started in about my last colonoscopy last year and said "well, I guess you can wait another 10 years". I told her "If you saw how I ate you'd be requesting one every year". :ROFLMAO:

Then we talked about all the bacon, smoked ribs, pulled pork, prime rib, ribeye's, salami, kielbasa, cheetos, Lay's chips, cheese, gallons of milk every week, apple fritters, donuts, pies, etc, etc, that I eat, and no veggies. And she said "Well, it sure doesn't show and your blood work looks great". Then she says "Wait a minute, you did this blood work at 2pm last Thursday......you weren't fasting......how is this possible?" Then she ended with "Well, whatever you're doing......it's working". I have my Dr's blessing on bacon.....and everything else too. (y)
 
I like my bacon done in the oven, on a cooling rack on top of a cookie sheet, then EAT zero to hero and maple syrup on top. But I eat it all different ways…
 
Anyone else ever tried bacon peanut butter honey sandwich? Excellent.
No. when I was young in southern Wisconsin, I and a friend were going fishing one morning. I told him I would bring the bait if he would pack a small lunch. I got worms and minnows. When I got hungry he broke out our lunch, peanut and onion sandwiches, I couldn't even try a bit, it smelled so bad from sitting in a bag in the sun for a few hours.
 
Oven - lined up, I also turn it back and forth to get more on the pan (big side left, next big side right) parchment paper or foil, whichever I grab - easy to pour into mason jar afterwards.

Microwave, yep, place them on two sheets of paper towels, we use a microwave topper to keep slatters down, cook until crispy

Big cast iron skillet, won't cook as many, like the microwave, I line them up.

Sometimes I'm running a pot for grits, a pan for eggs, two cast iron skillets for bacon - cooks it faster, good for nibbling while cooking (gotta feed the cook) - , a cast iron pan of biscuits in one oven and conecuh sausage on a pan in the other oven.

Blackstone, I hate cleaning that thing right after cooking, the food is getting cold. Who wants to eat cold food, you might as well have cereal and be done with it. If you leave it sitting on a blackstone while you eat, it's a bugger to clean afterwards. It isn't like it's fun to clean to start with in my opinion.
 
I use the smoking technique from what I call "The Brown Book of Knowledge" (Rytek Kuta's book) where you only smoke the bacon to 128 degrees. Doesn't take as long then and you will never hit "the stall"

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At that temp. you must have to cook it before eating any. When I do it to 150 temp. I can and actually do eat some right out to the smoker. But I always make some on the stove top for breakfast, sometimes in the oven.
 
At that temp. you must have to cook it before eating any. When I do it to 150 temp. I can and actually do eat some right out to the smoker. But I always make some on the stove top for breakfast, sometimes in the oven.
Yep. All my hams though, go to 155 so we can eat them right out of the package.
 
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