Nicely crafted sammich, Brother; me drool factory is workin overtime, here...
JOC (jus outta curiosity), what temp ya do yer oven bacon at? I been doin that fer years, an it varies, dependin on what else I got goin on...
I mos generally range between 250°-350°, although I've rolled it up summat higher, later on, to meet time constraints...
I find 350° can be spattery, but use it to push against time constraints...
Sometimes, I'll put it in at 250°, first thing in th weekend mornin, an go take me a luxurious pipin hot ablution in th shower...if it's not done when I git back to check, why, I roll on some throttle, kinda reverse sear lol...
Last edited by Mr. Bones; July 31, 2020, 01:59 AM.
Very interestin technique, Brother!
I generally prefer mine t'wards th crispy side, but they's occasion where floppy'd be good, such as precookin fer ABTs, Poppers, et. where th bacon won't git done afore th pepper's done, etc.
Many thanks fer sharin yer hard won experience; I'm gonna haveta play with this some, albeit at lower temps...
(Cleanin th oven is more work than cleanin a CI skillet, by far...)
I had reckoned that's what ya done, based upon yer temp (400°)..
Ain't doin that, here, where it's been 90°-95° since early May, feels like 100°-115°...my poor ol 40-50 yrears old AC unit already flogs its arse off, ain't loadin it up with alla that...
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Primo Oval xl
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22" Weber Kettle
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cast iron pans,
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KitchenAid 7-qt Pro Line stand mixer
A Black & Decker food processor that I can't seem to murder
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Instant Pot Duo Evo Plus 8-qt + accessories like egg-bite & egg holders
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Looks great! And a bit like mine...though I’ve been known to fry the bread in some o’ that bacon fat. :-)
Now THAT is a food coma inducing sandwich. LOL
Yessir, it is, Sir! Makes me happy, an many others, as well...
Never be askeert to make ya some bacon grease garlic bread, neither >hint<
Turn out a whole nuther level / layer of flavour...
Jus Sayin...
Having said that...
I've convinced more than a few of my friends to save said bacon fat.
"Why?" they ask.
"Are you kidding me?" LOL
Aside from the aforementioned fried bread...I tell 'em to use it for eggs, veggies, heck...anywhere they might otherwise use butter in their cooking.
Truth be told...I've cooked up a bunch o' bacon (I always cook it in in my oven) JUST because I needed more bacon drippings/fat. LOL
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