Also overkill is
use of bacon and toasted walnuts together.
- Richard Doucette, executive chef, Lighthouse Grill at Harbor View Hotel (Martha's Vineyard) «
The use of bacon in so many dishes, including bacon lattice.»
I'll admit, Lori, I've never loved Brussel Sprouts or even really like the thought of them: / But I do think
the use of bacon and mushrooms is inspired and these do sound like something I'd at least try... Bravo!
I love
the use of bacon in this — who doesn't love bacon, right?!
I can safely say that this is perfectly flavored with plenty of seasonings (and
using all of the bacon grease doesn't hurt either!)
I also
used some of the bacon grease and about half a tablespoon or less of the butter on the bottom of the skillet to add additional flavor.
Not exact matches
Here's how to make
bacon bourbon at home: In a bowl, pour a bottle
of your favourite Kentucky hooch (Reds
uses Bulleit) and add the rendered fat from three strips
of bacon.
Cocoa powder and dark chocolate are both
used, so you're not going to be short on a chocolatey taste, and there's about one strip
of bacon in each muffin, so you won't be wondering «where's the
bacon?».
These look great, I
used to make this for my kids all the time but
used ham instead
of bacon I have the posts some where on the blog.I will have to try with
bacon instead.
I
used green bell pepper and banana peppers in lieu
of jalepenos, and added liquid smoke and
bacon bits (okay, they're a little processed but dairy and meat free despite the name).
(2) Organic pork
bacon slices, diced (I
used about 2 generous Tablespoons leftover pieces
of thick
bacon pieces I bought for a song at the farmer's market)
Although I did adapt it to what I had on hand, and I reduced some
of the ingredients to make it healthier — I left out the oil and butter completely, and reduced the Swiss cheese to just 2 ounces,
used egg beaters instead
of eggs and only
used 2 slices
of bacon.
Yeah, remember all those mad things we
used to do: — RRB --RRB- @Conor, she's a darling really... just don't get at the wrong end
of her stick: — RRB - Me and
bacon sarnies are easier to deal with... I actually managed to find English
bacon here in Canada, can't wait for my sarnie tomorrow.
Using the pre-cooked thin
bacon (found in the breakfast meats section
of the grocery store), wrap about 3 pieces
of bacon around each zucchini half.
Discover Leinana's basic
bacon recipes, made with a variety
of plant - based ingredients, and
use them to make your favorite dishes that traditionally call for
bacon.
Ingredients Lemon garlic aioli -1 / 2 cup
of mayo - Juice
of 1/2 lemon -2 garlic cloves - pinch
of salt Burgers - 1 pound
of ground beef (I
used 83 % lean 17 % fat)- thick, center cut
bacon - brown sugar - Roma Tomatoes, sliced - Red onion, thinly sliced into rings - cheddar cheese - Slider buns What to do - to candy the
bacon, toss
bacon with 1/3 cup
of brown sugar in the large bowl.
I was more interested in finding a gluten - free and dairy - free recipe than one that was strictly Paleo, so I
used canola oil for frying instead
of bacon grease / lard.
You can
use expeller pressed coconut oil and / or
bacon grease as well — any combination
of these 3 fats works great, and you can reuse the fat — just strain it after you make the carnitas and store it in the fridge.
I followed the suggestion
of one
of the reviewers to
use duck
bacon and I think that added a very rich flavor to this dish.
The base begins with a few slices
of bacon (any kind will do), and the fat that's rendered out is then
used to cook the onions and garlic until they're soft and fragrant.
Of course the first (and essential) step in a braise is to get that nice crust on the meat, but instead of using a canola or olive oil, I browned up a few slices of bacon, and used the rendered fat to get the job don
Of course the first (and essential) step in a braise is to get that nice crust on the meat, but instead
of using a canola or olive oil, I browned up a few slices of bacon, and used the rendered fat to get the job don
of using a canola or olive oil, I browned up a few slices
of bacon, and used the rendered fat to get the job don
of bacon, and
used the rendered fat to get the job done.
A simplified spin on pasta di Bosco — which typically
uses veal stock, wine and dried porcini and fresh Portobello mushrooms — this 35 - minute pasta has plenty
of bold flavor, with smoky
bacon, meaty mushrooms and fresh tarragon.
I
used one TBS
of bacon grease and no olive oil.
If
using bacon fat * to roast the squash (optional) cook the
bacon first: heat a large heavy skillet over medium high heat and cook
bacon until 2/3
of the way done, then remove to drain on paper towels and set aside.
Juicy watermelon, crispy prosciutto (you can also
use bacon or pancetta), spicy arugula and grilled halloumi cheese would be layered together and then sandwiched between two good - quality slices
of multi-grain bread (I like this local brand).
For my salads the ingredients I
used were 2 tablespoons
of balsamic vinegar dressing, grape tomatoes (sliced in half), hard - boiled egg, crumbled
bacon, sunflower seeds, and baby spinach.
You can fuss with all the feedback from the other reviewers:
use less liquid, cut back on the
bacon and salt, double the garlic (these are all good suggestions) but the fundamentals
of the dish are strong.
i
use two slices
of thick
bacon chopped finely with the crushed red pepper fried until done and then follow the rest
of the recipe
Using salmon (smoked or fresh), surimi, diced cheese, mushrooms, spinach, leek, etc (alone or combined) instead
of bacon.
I also
used bacon instead
of prosciutto, although I think the prosciutto would also be splendid.
Or freeze up to 6 months and
use to glaze another pound
of bacon.
Add the remaining ingredients (
using only half
of the
bacon).
I'm glad I didn't
use whole milk (however, I did
use 3 pieces
of thick cut
bacon tehehe)
My perfect BLT and the one I grew up eating (not that there's much
of a differentiation between what you're probably
used to), was simple — perfectly ripe farmer's market tomatoes (or garden tomatoes) dusted with a little bit
of salt and pepper and layered with crisp iceberg lettuce, at least four pieces
of crispy
bacon (flimsy
bacon is a crime in my household) and then smooched between toasted whole - wheat sandwich bread smothered with light mayo.
No ham, but had a bit
of bacon so
used it as fat (instead
of butter) to cook onions and garlic (on saute setting in the IP), plus added cumin here.
If you don't want to go to the trouble to make a
bacon weave, just
use a couple regular strips
of bacon.
The entire symphony
of flavors from marinated chicken in spicy
bacon paste (The
bacon does keep the chicken from drying out, while simultaneously giving it a smoky flavor), brushed with barbecue sauce and a perfect temperature and time
used for grilling these finger lickin» delicious Chicken Kabobs.
Used Healthy Request Cream of Celery in place of cream of potato; added bacon bits; used 2 cups of sharp cheddar che
Used Healthy Request Cream
of Celery in place
of cream
of potato; added
bacon bits;
used 2 cups of sharp cheddar che
used 2 cups
of sharp cheddar cheese.
Cheddar, Ham and Corn Chowder Makes 12 - 13 Cups 5 Strips
of bacon, cut 2 Cups Onion, chopped 1 Cup Celery, chopped 1/4 Cup Flour 1 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon turmeric a pinch
of cayenne pepper 6 Cups Chicken broth 3 Medium Potatoes, diced (peeled is optional, I have done both peeled and unpeeled) 4 Cups
of Corn 1 Cup diced or leftover ham 1 Cup heavy cream (I have
used 1/2 and 1/2 with good results) 1 Cup Sharp Cheddar Cheese 1 Ounces Cream Cheese (I
use lite with fabulous results) Saute
bacon in skillet.
Feel free to swap the cherry tomatoes, peas, or other family - favourite veggies for the spinach, and don't hesitate to
use leftover beef, pork, or cooked
bacon in place
of the chicken.
One
of my favorite
uses for this dressing is to add it to burgers with
bacon.
This pumpkin mac and cheese recipe is fairly simple to make: when preparing this dish, make sure to
use exactly 14 ounces
of whole grain elbow macaroni, as well as four slices
of your favorite center - cut
bacon.
The «secret», although based on my other recipes probably not all that big
of a secret, is that I make
use of the rendered
bacon fat, which acts as the «oil» in the recipe.
I keep a jar
of bacon fat in my fridge, and I figured I might as well just
use it for this, but I'm not sure how much I should
use.
To
use this puree as a delicious topping for crostini, simply skip the croutons, toast the bread slices under the broiler, and top with a dollop
of butternut squash and a sprinkle
of the crispy
bacon and sage.
I
used turkey
bacon on the top
of mine (yum) and added the tiniest bit
of chicken boullion (which I figured was okay because my broth was low sodium!
with a mixture made up
of gluten free bread (I
used Udi's), heavy cream, cheese,
bacon, and garlic.
I normally cook
bacon for the first
use of any cast iron to help with the seasoning.
I
used, ham, lardons (chopped
bacon) and some chopped olives and finished them off with a mix
of cheese.
I
used two boxes
of wild rice,
bacon pieces -LCB- real -RCB-, 1 cream
of chicken soup and 1 quart
of chicken broth.