I say " Wife, cook me up a mess o' bacon ! "
I have no idea how she does it.
I say " Wife, cook me up a mess o' bacon ! "
I have no idea how she does it.
I cook mine on the stove top in a cast iron frying pan with a bacon press, but I know that it is common practice if you are making large quantities for a big crowd to do it in the oven on a baking sheet. I've never tried it, but I've been told that either way you can add some water to the pan / baking sheet and then cook until the water evaporates. Supposed to give great results, but again I've never tried that method ...
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Skillet on stove top here cooked til crisp but not burned.
Skillet, flipping frequently until the fat part just starts to turn golden. It will be crisp but not shatter all over when you bite it crisp. The fat part will melt in your mouth tender, meaty part will still have some chew!
By the pound or by the skillet-full! In the pan on the stove. Have had via oven method, but that seems unnatural.
Glad to see that the oven method is not unheard of. I stopped and visited some older friends of mine today, country folks, they never heard of it either.
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Ever since basic training and clipper duty I can't stand the smell of oven cooked bacon. I love the smell of skillet bacon so cast iron skillet for me.
I made vegetable soup last night with cornbread.
There was 5 slices of cooked bacon left over from Saturday breakfast and I crumbled it up and put in the cornbread batter before putting it in the oven. Good eating.
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We very rarely eat bacon anymore - the cardiologist doesn' like it. When we did, we avoided all the hoopla of getting th ee skillet out and instead, put it between layers of paper towel and did it in the microwave. My mother always used a skillet though.
Wife uses the microwave and paper towel method. Somehow that just seems ...wrong.. cant explain , it just seems unnatural. I use cast iron on the stove top/ fire and then throw the eggs in the bacon "juices"/ doctors dont know whats good !
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This morning it was in the big CI skillet alongside the hen fruit with toast and jam. I was in a hurry because I overslept, so everything at one time.
I've tried it in the nuker and the oven, but prefer it slow cooked in CI.
It's getting harder to find good bacon at a price I can afford. Most is tasteless and overly fat even though the price doesn't reflect it.
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Learned in commercial kitchens, always bake my bacon. Much less splatter and more evenly cooked, grease is easy to drain off for re-use as well.
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Fat back in the oven????? Never heard of that, always in cast iron skillet on top of stove
Fat back got to be cooked in skillet so's ya can make the gravy for the biscuits that are in the oven !
i wrap my bacon into couple square of paper towel then it goes in the microwave for about 7 minutes ....no greasy mess .i like my bacon done,but not crispy ; chewy but done. the microwave keeps the cooking process accurate and repeatable so my bacon is always exactly as i like it.
however, there's a little deli store in the city where i can get home made maple smoked bacon . i'm always asking for their thick cut bacon ; it is so good that i must restrict myself to 6 strips with my eggs . going through a whole pound is so easy lol
I give it to the wife and say "Cook this bacon". I like it crispy.
I cook nearly everything else, for every meal, but she does the bacon, and the spaghetti. Those are her two items.
Nope, I did NOT marry a cook.
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Even though I'm eating bacon as I type this, you guys are making me hungry! I'm not much of a cook but I married a great one! She uses different methods, depending on the quantity or if She will be making gravy. A cast iron skillet on the stove top, a skillet or bake tray in the oven or the microwave. I really prefer the iron skillet on the stovetop but there is more cleanup required (my job, not being a cook). I'll eat it about anyway but I like it done but not crunchy the best.
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