mead107 Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 Sloppy chewy crisp or super crisp. I love crisp have friend who puts it on the pan for 20 seconds per side. 1 Quote
B-Man Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 36 minutes ago, LB3 said: Slightly crisp and chewy. put me down for this. and fill the plate ! 2 Quote
Ann Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 49 minutes ago, LB3 said: Slightly crisp and chewy. Yes, although it is bacon so anything other than burnt is a win. Hubby makes it nearly every Sunday for us in the oven. Mmmm bacon (yes, we had bacon this morning). 🥓 3 1 Quote
Chandemonium Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 Generally the chewier the better. The exception being on a sandwich it has to be crisp enough to break through easily in one bite so you don’t end up pulling it out from between the bread. 3 Quote
Boyst Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 If you are ever in Seagrove, NC stop by Key Packing. Best bacon I've ever picked up. Disirregardless, when you cook even in the oven you must raise the temperature to above 70° to allow the fat and meat to be cooked. If it is too good when you fry it, microwave it or any method the meat will cook before the fat and leave it dry, without flavor, and most importantly will not allow the fat to melt in to the meat. I generally leave a pack on the counter in sunlight for a good 30 min to hour to warm it up, some times even placing the package in hot water. 1 Quote
KD in CA Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 (edited) 1 hour ago, LB3 said: Slightly crisp and chewy. Yup. Like all pork it needs to be cooked slowly. Nothing worse than bacon cooked too fast that leaves the fatty ends completely uncooked and thus uneatable. p.s. I'm posting this sitting at the kitchen island tending to my bacon slowly cooking. Edited December 6, 2020 by KD in CA 2 1 Quote
Nanker Posted December 6, 2020 Posted December 6, 2020 I usually bake it on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper @350 for about 20-25 minutes, turning it over after about 15 min. I’ll crank it up to 375 if I’m in a hurry. Parchment paper is the bomb. It’s wider than the cookie sheet, so I fold up all four edges and when I’m done, the paper gets tossed and if I’ve done it right, the cookie sheet is completely clean. 3 Quote
mead107 Posted December 6, 2020 Author Posted December 6, 2020 Cook it on cookie tray 425 for about 14 minutes. 2 Quote
Just Joshin Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 10 hours ago, Boyst said: If you are ever in Seagrove, NC stop by Key Packing. Best bacon I've ever picked up. Disirregardless, when you cook even in the oven you must raise the temperature to above 70° to allow the fat and meat to be cooked. If it is too good when you fry it, microwave it or any method the meat will cook before the fat and leave it dry, without flavor, and most importantly will not allow the fat to melt in to the meat. I generally leave a pack on the counter in sunlight for a good 30 min to hour to warm it up, some times even placing the package in hot water. Benton's bacon from TN south of Knoxville is excellent. Always stock up when passing through. 1 Quote
Mahoney Posted December 7, 2020 Posted December 7, 2020 I like my bacon Kosher. 😁 In the absence of that, air fried/crispy. 1 1 Quote
Hitbyaparkedcar Posted December 12, 2020 Posted December 12, 2020 Any configuration except raw is acceptable. Prefer closer to burnt though. 1 Quote
AZ. Posted December 12, 2020 Posted December 12, 2020 I love bacon in all its forms, but my favorite is very thin, mostly fat, and very crispy so that it breaks very easily. 2 Quote
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