Directions: Cook
the bacon in a cast iron skillet; set aside to cool.
Fry the diced
bacon in a cast iron skillet for 4 minutes or until crispy and cooked through.
Not exact matches
In the
cast -
iron skillet, over medium heat, melt the
bacon grease.
In a large stainless or
cast -
iron skillet over medium - high heat, cook the diced
bacon until the fat has rendered, and the
bacon is golden and crisp.
This mac and cheese, topped with crispy
bacon and fresh parsley, is cooked
in a
cast -
iron skillet for an all - over crispy crust and an oozing cheesy center.
Granny, of course, fries her
bacon in her trusty
cast iron skillet, but for me, that just ain't gonna happen.
In a 12 - inch
cast iron skillet (or other heavy, stainless
skillet), fry the
bacon until crisp.
I added
bacon to the mix (because most everything is better with
bacon), frying it
in a
cast iron skillet, and then using the
bacon grease to brown and caramelize the onions and butternut squash.
Reserve 1 tablespoon of
bacon grease
in cast iron skillet.
Place each
bacon wrapped peach
in cast iron skillet and drizzle remainder of maple syrup mixture over.
I heat a
cast iron skillet over medium - high for a good three minutes before swirling
in the
bacon fat.
In a
cast -
iron skillet, cook the
bacon over medium - high heat.
Cooking the thighs skin side down
in a
cast -
iron skillet to renders out the fat and crisps the fatty skin up like
bacon.
Place on a
cast iron skillet or baking pan, and pop
in the oven for 30 minutes or until
bacon and sausage is cooked thoroughly.
In a 9 - 10»
cast -
iron skillet heat the
bacon grease, add it to the cornmeal mixture, and stir until well blended.
Avoid this by cooking your
bacon in a
cast -
iron pan or heavy
skillet over very low heat — 10 to 12 minutes may seem like a lot, but it's totally normal for a good rendering.
Cook
bacon in a 12»
cast -
iron skillet over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, 4 — 5 minutes.
When
bacon is cool to the touch, crumble and sprinkle
in a 12»
cast iron skillet along with reserved grease.
Cook the
bacon in a 10 to 12 - inch
cast iron skillet over medium - high heat.
While the dough is resting prepare the filling by cooking the
bacon until crisp over medium heat
in a
cast iron or non-stick
skillet.
In a medium sauce pan (ideally one that is oven - proof, like a
cast iron skillet), add the
bacon and cook until just about crisp.
In a 9 - or 10 - inch
cast iron skillet, cook the
bacon until crisp.
In a large
cast iron skillet fry
bacon pieces until crisp.
I simply cooked the
bacon along with onions
in my favorite
cast iron skillet.
Fry the
bacon in a 10 - inch
cast -
iron skillet over medium - high heat until crispy.