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Good Eats>The Thick, Crispy Bacon Thread
cbsmokin 02:11 PM 11-12-2008
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I ordered a BLT for lunch recently and they asked me if I wanted salt on it.

WTF?

I said no, I think there is enough in the bacon, but some pepper would be divine. I did ask if many people put salt on their BLT and she told me yes.

Again I say WTF?

Salt on a BLT? Are you kidding me? As if mayo so thick it runs down your arms while you eat the bacon is not bad enough you want to add salt as well?

WTF?

---END OF RANT---BACK ON TOPIC---

Me likes bacon too.
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livwire68 03:15 PM 11-12-2008
Had to cook some up for lunch, along with a grilled cheese w/peppers in it and a bowl of tomato soup!
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themoneycollector 03:41 PM 11-12-2008
I buy the thick-cut Hormel from Sam's.

If it's a breakfast meal, I love using a little bit of the bacon grease to cook my eggs. A heart-stopper, but you only live once :P
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shaggy 03:44 PM 11-12-2008
need i say more??
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Rockestone 04:08 PM 11-12-2008
Originally Posted by shaggy:
need i say more??
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:-) LMAO :-)
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BarneyBandMan 04:08 PM 11-12-2008
Originally Posted by Mister Moo:
BACON SIDEBAR: Credit where credit is due

Although I have always been a flat, straight bacon cooker, I never heard the expression "linear bacon" until I was making BLT's at the first ever New Moo House All-BLT Herf last month. The term "linear bacon" was coined by lead kitchen prep-chef, BarneysFunGirl (better half of BarneyBandMan).

Thank you.
Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe:
And yet another talent realized in the amazing person that is Barney'sFunGirl... :-)

Yeah--she grew up watching it all thrown together in the pan. I always cooked it straight and flat. She came over to my side, but had to give it a name (I say bent-in and bent-out, she says convex and concave). She's way smart like that :-)
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icehog3 05:09 PM 11-12-2008
Originally Posted by ahc4353:
Why?
He cures the pork himself, from the loin, and cuts it very thin in "sheets". It cooks up in butter and makes the best BLT I have ever had bar none.

I am sure my description doesn't do it justice, ask the attendee's of the SHIII, I think we pretty much said it was the best we all had ever eaten unanimously .
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muziq 06:35 AM 11-13-2008
Originally Posted by Langod:
Some of the best bacon I've had is from North Country Smokehouse.
Their bacon is very smoky (your house will smell delicious). The black peppered bacon is the best, followed by the applewood smoked. The cob smoked is a little TOO smoky for my taste. (but that's probably just me.)
You can get it in a slab or sliced. About $9/lb http://ncsmokehouse.com
The bacon sampler here looks *mighty* nice...might be my Christmas present to myself this year :-)
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Tio Gato 08:46 AM 11-14-2008
Has anyone tried the bacon or hams sold by JR Cigars? They look pretty tasty.
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Neuromancer 11:00 PM 11-14-2008
Originally Posted by Neuromancer:
OMFG...high-fat, high cholesterol, and nitrates...:-)...that's a heart attack waitin' to happen...:-)
Originally Posted by Mister Moo:
Hell of a thing to say in a Cigar & Pipe forum. Hell of a thing.

Sergeant at Arms! Please escort the reactionary anti-baconist criminal element Neuromancer from the premises. No bruises. This time.
:-)

PS - thanks for not bruisin'...
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Mister Moo 07:41 AM 11-15-2008
Originally Posted by Neuromancer:
:-)

PS - thanks for not bruisin'...
You are being monitored. The Great Bacon Powers didn't get great by letting reactionary anti-baconist factions run around saying whatever they please. Watch your six.
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Savor the Stick 09:10 AM 11-15-2008
OK sooo....where is the Bacon p**n???
This thread is disappointing.


:-):-):-):-)
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icehog3 10:01 AM 11-15-2008
Originally Posted by Savor the Stick:
OK sooo....where is the Bacon p**n???
This thread is disappointing.


:-):-):-):-)
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JaVeCa 11:26 PM 11-15-2008
Something about bacon/pork and cigars...

Here's a pic of the makeshift grill at a herf last winter. This was after we had cooked all the bacon and moved on to the left-over Thanksgiving ham. MMMMM, good stuff.

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DrDubzz 01:38 AM 11-16-2008
Originally Posted by JaVeCa:
Something about bacon/pork and cigars...

Here's a pic of the makeshift grill at a herf last winter. This was after we had cooked all the bacon and moved on to the left-over Thanksgiving ham. MMMMM, good stuff.

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that was a delicious night wasn't it?
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taltos 04:47 AM 11-16-2008
Just about to put some bacon on the griddle to have with my steel cut oats which have been cooking all night in my crock pot.
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longknocker 07:14 AM 11-16-2008
I like the "Hickory Smoked" from Fresh Market! Thick cuts with just the right Hickory Smoked Flavor! Wish I had some right now!:-):-):-)
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Mister Moo 08:03 AM 11-16-2008
Originally Posted by JaVeCa:
Something about bacon/pork and cigars...

Here's a pic of the makeshift grill at a herf last winter.
Western Diamondback coiled in the background? I hear they grill well, too.
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JaVeCa 01:16 PM 11-16-2008
Originally Posted by Mister Moo:
Western Diamondback coiled in the background? I hear they grill well, too.
They do :-). But that's a garden hose.
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JaVeCa 01:17 PM 11-16-2008
Originally Posted by RX2010:
that was a delicious night wasn't it?
When are we "grilling" again? It's been cold enough the last couple of nights.
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