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Buck 01-05-2013 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Literature (Post 9286421)
Never heard of that. Thanks. I'll have to try that next weekend.

Cool. I usually have a thick-cut bacon and have to let it go closer to 24. If I buy really cheap, thin bacon, 20 is enough. I'm about to go make some at halftime.

Fire Me Boy! 01-05-2013 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9286426)
Cool. I usually have a thick-cut bacon and have to let it go closer to 24. If I buy really cheap, thin bacon, 20 is enough. I'm about to go make some at halftime.

Best way to make bacon. I learned that trick on Good Eats (Alton Brown).

SAUTO 01-05-2013 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by EagleRob (Post 9286342)
If I have 10 pieces of bacon and my friend wants two pieces of bacon, how many pieces do I have left? Correct, I still have 10 because you're not getting any.

Lol. Great post
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Fire Me Boy! 01-05-2013 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by EagleRob (Post 9286342)
If I have 10 pieces of bacon and my friend wants two pieces of bacon, how many pieces do I have left? Correct, I still have 10 because you're not getting any.

Well, what do you have if your friend steals two pieces of bacon?

Ten pieces of bacon and a dead body.

Buck 01-05-2013 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 9286486)
Best way to make bacon. I learned that trick on Good Eats (Alton Brown).

I learned it from someone on r/keto. That must be where they got it from.

I accidentally bought some baby bitch bacon (thin sliced) so I was able to get like 15 pieces on the tray compared to the 9 I usually get. I don't know wtf I was thinking. I think it was on sale for $1.50.

lewdog 01-05-2013 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9286426)
Cool. I usually have a thick-cut bacon and have to let it go closer to 24. If I buy really cheap, thin bacon, 20 is enough. I'm about to go make some at halftime.


What are you wearing?

Fire Me Boy! 01-06-2013 07:56 AM

The bacon trials have begun.

Spice rub made up of maple sugar, Kosher salt, peppercorns, thyme, bay leaf and pink salt.

http://imageshack.us/scaled/medium/850/img3958f.jpg

I learned very early on you must have a fine tip and a very sharp knife for skinning the pork belly. This is not hard, but patience is a virtue.

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Leftovers (skin).

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I don't have a big enough pan to fit the whole pork belly, so I split it between two. Now, we wait. It'll sit in the fridge for the next 7-10 days and cure; I'll flip them every other day.

http://imageshack.us/scaled/medium/715/img3962i.jpg

Mmmmm, bacon.

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Dave Lane 01-06-2013 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9251363)
When you cook it, put it in the oven cold on a foiled tray, turn the oven on to 300 degrees and let it cook for 20-24 min until perfectly golden brown.

It literally melts in your mouth.

Does it make a mess in the oven?

mnchiefsguy 01-06-2013 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 9287494)
Does it make a mess in the oven?

I tried this method this week, and it was not messy at all. Once the bacon was removed, I carefully took out the foil, and there was no grease at all on the pan. Let the pan cool, gave it a quick rinse, and that was it. Oven looked good on the inside. I imagine some grease will wind up sizzling its way into the oven, but if you clean your oven semi-regularly, I imagine you would be fine.

crispystl 01-06-2013 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy (Post 9287606)
I tried this method this week, and it was not messy at all. Once the bacon was removed, I carefully took out the foil, and there was no grease at all on the pan. Let the pan cool, gave it a quick rinse, and that was it. Oven looked good on the inside. I imagine some grease will wind up sizzling its way into the oven, but if you clean your oven semi-regularly, I imagine you would be fine.

I worked at the main dining hall of the college down here and they cooked ALL of their bacon that way, and I'm talking about a metric ****ing shit ton and there was never any problem. That's the way I always cook bacon. if you don't want to wait 24 minutes you can just put that shit on the bottom rack and turn the oven on broil too.

Buck 01-06-2013 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 9287494)
Does it make a mess in the oven?

No, thats why you put foil on the cookie sheet, to collect the fat. Once you're done, there should be a considerable amount of bacon grease, which you can pour into a glass jar.
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Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy (Post 9287606)
I tried this method this week, and it was not messy at all. Once the bacon was removed, I carefully took out the foil, and there was no grease at all on the pan. Let the pan cool, gave it a quick rinse, and that was it. Oven looked good on the inside. I imagine some grease will wind up sizzling its way into the oven, but if you clean your oven semi-regularly, I imagine you would be fine.

Hmm...sounds sorta messy unless you poured the bacon grease out first...I usually have a lot of grease and couldn't even think of taking the foil off unless I poured it into a jar.

Fire Me Boy! 01-06-2013 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9288119)
No, thats why you put foil on the cookie sheet, to collect the fat. Once you're done, there should be a considerable amount of bacon grease, which you can pour into a glass jar.

Hmm...sounds sorta messy unless you poured the bacon grease out first...I usually have a lot of grease and couldn't even think of taking the foil off unless I poured it into a jar.

Me too. Fat goes in a jar and then in the fridge for use later.

mnchiefsguy 01-06-2013 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Buck (Post 9288119)
No, thats why you put foil on the cookie sheet, to collect the fat. Once you're done, there should be a considerable amount of bacon grease, which you can pour into a glass jar.

Hmm...sounds sorta messy unless you poured the bacon grease out first...I usually have a lot of grease and couldn't even think of taking the foil off unless I poured it into a jar.

It certainly could have been messy, but the trash can was close by, so I basically took off the foil and slid it straight into the trash can.

houstonwhodat 01-06-2013 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Bump (Post 9251312)
I have a friend who smokes his own bacon. He doesn't have a meat slicer though and cutting it is a pain in the butt though.


Partially freeze it to cut it. Lots easier.

Fire Me Boy! 01-07-2013 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by houstonwhodat (Post 9288192)
Partially freeze it to cut it. Lots easier.

Or use a good meat slicer. I like this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-12-...I1YWPTMB58APFT


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