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From this website:- Kevin's Tech Ramblings: Chocolate Covered Bacon 'On a sunny day some friends and I had ordered some bacon cheese burgers for lunch. After a couple of bites someone commented on how bacon was able to make an already delicious hamburger even more delicious. This started a conversation on the power of bacon in-which it was able to make everything it came in contact with taste better. Whether it’s a filet wrapped in bacon, bacon on salads, pizza, or sandwiches it’s always that much better with bacon. We wondered if it was possible that any other foods had this special property. Someone quickly identified chocolate as a food with similar complimentary properties. Chocolate covered pretzels, strawberries, nuts, just about everything tasted better covered in chocolate. If both bacon and chocolate can make other foods taste better, what would happen if someone was just crazy enough to combine chocolate and bacon? A quick search on the internet yielded little information, which raised some serious concerns on the safety of combining two such powerfully substances. Several questions came to mind; maybe bacon and chocolate aren’t supposed to be combined? Maybe combining them could start the apocalypse? With complete careless recklessness for ourselves and the rest of the planet we decided it had to be done.'
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Amazing what you find 'wandering' around on SR. Dredge 1" chunks of venison in flour/cayenne pepper/sea salt, fry hard in the deep cast iron pan that is full of diamond a bacon fat that you just fried crispy (at least a pound), put that venison over fettucini/angel hair pasta, pour on a glob of alfredo sauce, then crumble about a 1/4 of the bacon you fried over the whole mess. I'm tellin ya man. Might want to have some bacon on the side for good measure.... |
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DoJohn, I LOVE to cook just about as much as I love to eat...not quite though... I have all sorts of tid bits on wild game and such....most of em with bacon...of which I speak with reverance.....(somber reverent tone inserted here owed to bacon) Try that alfredo stuff...I'm tellin ya, it's freakin' good...and easy as anything. I have said in the past..."put bacon on a dog poo sandwich and you could get a guy to eat that sucker.." Last edited by masseyman; 02-14-2009 at 10:29 AM. Reason: spelling, oops |
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This looks like the ultimate! I'll be putting it to the test this coming Saturday. Bacon Explosion: The BBQ Sausage Recipe of all Recipes Will report back
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Made myself a fine bacon sarnie last week. Friend the bacon in a little oil. Put brown sauce on one slice and ketchup on the other, then fried a third slice in the bacon fat, which I place between bacon rashers. Mmmm, a fine sandwich it was and it made the weekend well worth it!
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Check out this bacon recipe. Can't wait to borrow my brother in-law's smoker and prepare this masterpiece. Bacon Explosion: The BBQ Sausage Recipe of all Recipes |
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Always loved this one burger they made down at this place called Sunset Grill on Lake Watts Bar in Tennessee. It's called the Heart Attack Burger. It's pretty basic and not really a bacon recipe persay but its great. I'm sure some of you have had something similar. 1/2 Pound Burger (Cooked to your taste) Fried Egg Bacon Cheddar and then anything else you like on the burger (lettuce, tomatoe, onion, etc.)
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I haven't tried it yet, but nevertheless intrigued by the possibility of a bacon substitute without the inevitable toxic cholesterol-laden explosion in my arteries: Shiitake mushroom bacon vegan vegetarian bacon recipe @ Not Quite Nigella JENNY'S KITCHEN -- Shiitake Bacon Recipe | Oakland Tribune | Find Articles at BNET Quote:
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hey bodey!!!! havnt spoke to u for ages,i hope u are well? hav u tried belly pork yet,,real low heat slow roasted with garlic,lemon,chilli,n lots salt,if the baqcon not bad enuf then plenty salt to harden the arteries! yum! hope to speak to u soon! great thread,,,,, long live the :pig
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