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Oh wow, this thread is still going!
I just wanted to add my love of "bacon bits". I don't know if there's actual bacon in them, but they are like breadcrumbs, taste bacon-ny and are amazing on top of salad. Or pasta. Or anything I suppose... ice cream?! |
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That candied bacon looks epic. Must try.
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here's another contribution to the bacon donuts, this is a picture I found of the maple bacon donuts from San Fran's Dynamo Donuts. Would love to try one of these if I'm ever on the west coast!
http://kimsunee.com/blog/wp-content/...3_edited-1.jpg |
damn it's far from where i have been staying normally in SF when I'm there. I will have to trek out.
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The Bacone
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...fyZoo1_500.jpg Kansas City - Fat City - The Bacone! Plus: There's a BaconCamp? The Bacone! Plus: There's a BaconCamp? By Owen Morris in On the Web Tuesday, Apr. 28 2009 @ 11:30AM I present to you the Bacon Explosion's rightful heir. the Bacone! The Bacone is a cone made from (what else?) bacon and filled with scrambled eggs, cheese and sausage gravy and topped with a homemade biscuit. It's like an entire Old Country Buffet plate wrapped up into a cone! The Bacone was entered into what is the greatest contest of all time, BaconCamp, a series of contests for bacon enthusiasts in different cities. (Neither Kansas City nor any other Midwest cities are currently lined up to hold BaconCamps. This needs to be rectified immediately.) The Bacone was introduced at the San Francisco event and went on to blow away the judges. Dare I say its premiere is the culinary equivalent of Stravinisky's "Rite of Spring." Here's what one judge had to say: "At first I was thinking this was going to be difficult to handle, hard to eat, etc. But it wasn't. It was perfectly formed and super easy to eat... I'll say what I said then that I believe now: McDonald's should be selling this thing." Best of all, it is easy to make -- sort of. The one difficult part of the Bacone is the cone. But as these instructions explain, it's simply a matter of finding a strainer and some aluminum foil. After that, you just fill the cone with your choice of goodness. *One personal cooking note: The Bacone instructions show the bacon being fried. If you don't have a fryer, fear not. A normal oven should work fine (though a convection oven would be better), set at 400 to 425 degrees. Also, remember to use high-quality bacon. Lower-quality bacon contains more fat, which shrivels into nothingness and leaves you with straggly pieces of warped bacon instead of the desired cone. |
Okay I didn't know there was such a thing as the Royal Bacon Society.
But here's some bacon news... Bacon flavored Beer. Quote:
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Bacone, mmm. I know what I'm having for breakfast tomorrow morning.
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And if beer's simply not your thing, how about a bacon martini?
Lightly mist martini glass with vermouth, and rim the edge with bacon grease. In a cocktail shaker, mix 3oz vodka, one dash tobasco, and one dash olive juice. Shake well and strain into cocktail glass. Skim excess bacon grease from surface of cocktail. Garnish with one slice of bacon. I dunno if I could handle that. Who's gonna report back in with a review? :D |
At the restaurant we work at, a few of us took a baking tray and lined the bottom of the tray with overlapping bacon. If you put a heavy enough weight on top when you cook it it will kind of mend into one large bacon page. Imagine the possibilities!
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I was on Atkins and had bacon up to twice a day for a looooong time (I was a bit scared to go off it). I feel a lot cleaner when I eat vegetarian meals, but I'll still have it in Caesar salads. I'm very curious about bacon salt, though. And veggie bacon, tofu is nice but has the whole world gone topsy turvy?
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I just tried the Bacon Explosion and it was impressive. Everybody at the party thought I was a bit crazy when I brought it out, but it was really popular. Definitely better with booze and really something that shouldn't be had for breakfast before you go go-kart racing. (lucky I didn't blow chunks in my helmet)
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these buns appear to be very yummy
http://www.thehungrymouse.com/home/2...py-bacon-buns/ |
I was pleasantly reminded of this thread when I saw this article today: Meet the 1,500-calorie 'Craz-E Burger': beef patty, bacon and cheese on Krispy Kreme donut which features this!:
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Dinner in San Francisco (Fringale)
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I tend to bake my bacon in the oven. I think it cooks it better. Occassionally I'll coat the strips with some brown sugar to make it sweeter.
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The Triple Baconator
http://i46.tinypic.com/209n29h.jpg Single Baconator is one 1/4 pound patty topped with mayonnaise, ketchup, 3 strips of bacon and one slice of cheese; Double Bacaonator has mayonnaise, ketchup, 6 strips of bacon, two 1/4 pound (113.4 gram) patties and two slices of American cheese; and the Triple Baconator is 3 1/4 pound patties with 9 strips of bacon, two slices of cheese, mayonnaise, and ketchup. |
makin bacon taste even better:
http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...con-bra-01.jpg All hail: while I'm at it, a public service announcement: |
Mr. Bacon's Big Adventure Game
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2499/...f40b9acc82.jpg Take a stroll with Mr. Bacon on a mouth watering escapade through meatland with Mr. Bacon's Big Adventure Game now at Archie McPhee! |
that game only works if you use real pieces of bacon and get to eat them during game play. :)
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KFC Has A Bacon Sandwich That Uses Fried Chicken As "Bread" - The Consumerist
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ko...rfwuo1_500.jpg Meet the KFC "double down." Although no mention of it is made on KFC.com and we have never seen an ad for it ourselves, we are being lead to believe that it is real by Foodgeekery.com. They have crappy cell phone camera footage of a commercial (from Omaha, apparently) for the mysterious beast, as well as photographic evidence of it in the wild. |
Bacon Cheese Turtleburgers
http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kx...vnxpo1_500.jpg Ground beef pattie topped with sharp cheddar cheese, wrapped in a bacon weave shell with hot dog head, legs and tail. -- The only kind of turtle I'll eat. :thumbsup: |
101 Bacon Products for Fans of the Other White Meat
http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/4...conpreview.jpg (and by "products", the guy just features t-shirts that have "bacon" printed on them. sorry.) |
Love this topic!
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I had bacon for breakfast this morning. It was absolutely delicious.
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TFPers, I treasure you all, and must gift you accordingly. For the ladies, these lovely bacon flowers:
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kz...vnxpo1_500.jpg And for the menfolk, a bacon beer mug filled with melted cheddar: http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ky...vnxpo1_500.jpg |
Forget all this, lets start feeding babies bacon.
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Things you can wrap in bacon, thereby making it better (18 to be precise). (click to view foodie gallery)
article synopsis: I love bacon, and so do you, everyone does. If you don't, you are crazy. You see this? It's me pointing at you, calling you crazy. I love bacon so much, I tried wrapping myself in it in high school. Bacon doesn't hold up well when you are stuffed into a locker, it gets offensively rank. Since then I've stuck to wrapping foods with it. I'm not sure where bacon comes from, but I'm pretty sure it's grown on trees like apples, oranges and french fries. Check out these 18 amazingly delicious foods wrapped in bacon. |
How To Make Bacon Fat Popcorn | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn)
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The Empire Strikes Fatback of the Day: Required by Internet law to top last year’s bacon AK-47 (or BA-K47, if you will), the pork product fiend who runs This Is Freaking Ridiculous spent 21 oil-spitting hours straight above a frying pan to produce the heart-stopping masterpiece that is the 40lb Bacon AT-AT. Following his feat, Mr. TIFR had these words of warning for any bacon beast wannabes who may be mulling a similar grease-a-thon: “If you’ve ever once thought to cook 40 lbs of bacon in your kitchen in one sitting, I can now personally advise against it.” [thedw.] + [tifr.] |
My roommate LOVES bacon, I love bacon, although neither of us are very good at cooking it to perfection. Plus, I like it crispier than she does, which you might think means that we can't both be happy, but we always are just because we love bacon.
Sometimes we make pasta with tomatoes, bacon, zucchini, mushrooms, and spinach...its not very gourmet, but its yummy, and we are college students so we have low expectations of our own creations. haha I love Korean breakfast (as my mom has taught me to call it)--scrambled eggs, bacon, and Korean roasted seaweed (not the same as Japanese seaweed) My old job taught me to adore brown sugar rubbed bacon....its just so good... |
I think bacon has become so popular that some people are just taking it to an extreme. While bacon is indeed tasty, throwing tons of bacon into a dish doesn't necessarily make the dish better. If I am eating something, chances are I don't want the food to be overwhelmed by the taste of bacon. If I am really craving bacon I will just eat bacon, not something else covered in bacon.
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Korean BBQ: For Non-Koreans | FOODBEAST - Because we're hungry. (click the link for article, with loads of savory visuals pertaining to bacon and meaty glory) |
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Like Pork Tenderloin? Like Bacon? Marry the two. I made this on the weekend:
http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...Leto/bacon.jpg Bacon wrapped pork tenderloin. Here is the recipe, enjoy! Compliments of the Ontario Liquor Control Board (LCBO) Food & Drink Magazine: Recipe Details Bacon-Wrapped Pork Loin with Apples & Sage Autumn 2010 By: Marilyn Bentz-Crowley Choose bacon well-streaked with lean meat as well as fat and purchase it from the butcher’s case, as it tends not to be as watery as the bacon in the 500 g packages. For incredible flavour, seek out a dedicated butcher shop, such as Kingston’s Brothers Quality Meats, which smokes bacon on the premises. 2 large pork tenderloins, total about 2 lbs (about 1 kg) 10 fresh sage leaves, very finely chopped, or 1 tsp (5 mL) dried rubbed sage 2 to 3 large garlic cloves, minced ¼ tsp (1 mL) salt ¼ tsp (1 mL) freshly ground black pepper 9 to 10 slices thick-cut bacon Kitchen twine 3 to 4 large apples such as Cortland or Spy 1 large cooking onion 2 tbsp (25 mL) all-purpose flour 1½ cups (375 mL) chicken broth or stock 1. If any silver skin on loins is present, cut away and discard. Sprinkle sage, garlic, salt and pepper all over loins. Place loins closely together lengthwise, with thick ends meeting thin ends, to even out roast thickness. 2. Lay out slices of bacon snugly together on a cutting board, forming a rectangle. Place loins across bacon so bacon ends emerge from each side. Beginning at one end, lift a bacon end up over loins at a 45° angle. Then, alternating sides, continue lifting bacon ends down the length of roast forming a chevron pattern of bacon on top. 3. Cut five 12-inch (30-cm) lengths of twine and one 30-inch (75-cm) length. Place 5 shorter lengths of twine under loins widthwise. Working out from roast centre, firmly (but not causing deep indents to form) tie up each piece of twine, spacing evenly apart. Then tie up roast lengthwise with longer piece of twine. Trim twine ends; discard. (Roast can be prepared, covered and refrigerated for up to half a day. Add 10 to 15 minutes to roasting time.) 4. When ready to roast, preheat oven to 425°F (220°C). Heat a large frying pan over medium heat. Lightly brown roast on all sides, about 15 minutes in total. Transfer to a baking pan lined with a rack. Place in oven; set time for 30 minutes. Check and continue roasting until a meat thermometer reads 145°F (63°C). Remove from oven: transfer to cutting board. Cover roast with foil; let rest 15 to 20 minutes. 5. Meanwhile, peel core and slice apples. Thinly slice onion. 6. Drain most of fat from frying pan; place back over medium heat. Add onion; cook 10 minutes or until lightly browned. Stir in flour; cook 1 minute. Stir in chicken broth; add apple slices. Bring to a boil; simmer, covered, 5 to 10 minutes or until apples are tender and sauce is lightly thickened. Add more broth if too thick; keep covered and hot. 7. To slice pork roast, snip off lengthwise string. Then slice about ¾ inch (2 cm) thick, removing crosswise strings as they are encountered. Place a few saucy apples on each warm serving plate, top with a couple of slices of roast and drizzle with more sauce. Serve with mashed potatoes and a steamed julienne of carrot and kohlrabi. Serves 6 to 8 |
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after scrolling through this thread, i can't help but be reminded of THIS thread:
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Why does bacon always makes everything better? I even heard on a commercial the other day, I think it was for Mike Diamond plumbers, and at the end they say "Our plumbers smell better than a new car wrapped in bacon", anything + bacon = better
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I don't know if it's been posted but hotdogs wrapped in bacon are sooo good.
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I never cook bacon inside my home. I only cook it on my grill, which has a burner. I have a sensitive nose and can smell it for days, after I make it. Same goes for fish.
I enjoy bacon as a addition to things, as I believe that, on its own its a bit crude. It's beautiful, wrapped over a meatloaf or around a shirmp. It needs to be teamed with a food of higher esteem. At an elegant joint (oxymoron) recently, I had a salmon dish with a side of cauliflower puree. My cousin and I spent the next several days analysing the ingredients in this incredible puree, hoping to eventually reconstruct it; we came up with cauliflower, smooth cheese, fresh corn off the cob, and the best part, which added the contrast to this smooth indulgence, was the addition of crumbled bacon. A master chef is a master timer and knew the precise moment to mix the bacon in. Not too soon, or it will soften. Very awesome, but subtle bacon delivery- not big ugly greasy pieces. The chef relied on its most memorable property, salty crispiness, to tantalize me. damn. |
^ Along those lines, I've had a salmon club before (actually several times). Grilled salmon, bacon, dill mayonnaise on sourdough. Very tasty.
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Pig in a chicken in a pig
Made this for dinner last night,
Chicken breast stuffed with a breakfast sausage, wrapped in bacon and roasted: http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...o/IMG_0448.jpg http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...o/IMG_0449.jpg http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...o/IMG_0450.jpg checking the temp: http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...o/IMG_0451.jpg Plated to be ated: http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...o/IMG_0453.jpg |
Love the new Wendy's burger!
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