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OK sooo....where is the Bacon p**n???
This thread is disappointing. :(:(:(:( |
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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. http://gallery.me.com/jlcrumley/100016/IMG_1023/web.jpg |
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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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I like the "Hickory Smoked" from Fresh Market! Thick cuts with just the right Hickory Smoked Flavor! Wish I had some right now!:dr:dr:dr
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I dunno, but I found my lighter, so no more matches! |
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All my bacon-related threads, with and without nitrites, are fully committed to "thick" bacon. Lets all wish OLS a Happy Thanksgiving and, at this moment, take a few seconds of silence to think how his tragedy could have avoided or, worse yet how it could have been our own. (tap tap tap tap tap) So, that said, protect yourself and your loved ones this holiday season (and all the time, really). Let everybody with sense enough to be in this thread keep their eye on the ball. Stick with the thick cut stuff. Happy Thanksgiving. |
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Visited my go-to place for bacon--Coursey's, in St. Joe, Arkansas. In the past, I've ordered over the phone, having received a gift parcel of 5 lbs from my grandmother some 5 or 6 years ago and loving it ever since. But before this last week, I'd not actually *been* to Coursey's, which is a fairly out-of-the-way place in North Central Arkansas. From my visit I learned that they not only do an *amazing* job of smoking their bacon, but they also make some of the best smoked cheddar and smoked swiss I've ever had. Period. In addition to what I picked up (photo below), I also snagged some of their smoked cheddar, seasoning meat for ham'n'beans, and a few road sandwiches featuring their smoked ham and turkey. Just amazing. If you find yourself on HWY 65 somewhere between Branson, MO and Little Rock, I highly recommend finding this place.
http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r...e/Courseys.jpg That's the "new" sign out front... http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r...rane/Bacon.jpg Five lbs of the best bacon I've ever had... |
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Bacon is very tasty between 2 pieces of toast that have been coated with extra crunchy peanut butter
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Seems like this might be a good place for this link.
http://bacontoday.com/ Mmm, bacon. The finest of the meats. I'd say the best I ever had was a random package of "Bacon Ends" I stumbled across at a meat market in the city I grew up in in. It was so good. Every time I would go back there I would look for more of it but they only ever had it the one time. It was very sad. Now I'm in a land (South Korea) where the availability of bacon is pretty hit or miss. Some stores have stuff they call bacon but it really isn't the same. At the moment i have found a source of pretty good bacon but I will be moving from here at the end of the week so who knows what I'll be able to get next :( It's too bad because they eat tons of pork here. Whole restaurants dedicated to pork consumption, especially the bits that in a logical world would become bacon. It's called Samgyeopsal and it's pretty good in it's own right but every time you eat a piece you can't help but think that it is really kind of a waste. |
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I am a serious bacon lover... I usually don't mind what kind I buy, because in my opinion it's all about how you cook it...
I don't like my bacon too crispy...firm would be a better word with a bit of stiffness to it, but I love chewy bacon!!! When I shop for bacon I probably piss off the poor meat aisle workers... feel free to ask ToddziLLa, who I cook for on occasion, I literally inspect the whole section looking for a good meat to fat ratio.... that's one key. The marble, if you will, can be great on some trips and others just so so. Cooking it is the key, as I said earlier. I am a big fan of black pepper, so I put a lot of it on my bacon. The temperature of the stove is what counts most for bacon how I like it. On most stoves that means just under medium heat. I can fill up the pan and it still turns out ok now days... at first I didn't cook too much at once. I drain mine on paper towels as most of you all do, but I don't remove it. As I take bacon off the stove I pile it in a mound over the existing. This helps keep the bottom dwellers from drying out too much and cooling down.... SO that's my bacon story... hopefully one day I can cook you guys a big mess of it at a herf. Ben |
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Brilliant first post in a cigar and pipe forum. Welcome, Baconhead. :D |
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Cooking is my true first love, and I just recently jumped into the world of cigars. Once I learn more about them I will be posting up a ton... as for now it will be limited to reviews and b/s on here I am afraid! Ben |
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Fresh side bacon smoked then fried in a cast iron skillet over an open fire is out of this world. Then take some thick sliced bread and fry it in the same skillet with the left over bacon fat unilt it's crisp.......:)
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Anyone ever try this?
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There's a candy store in Austin that sells this...came really close to trying it, but the GF was so aghast at the idea of choco-covered bacon that I resigned to return on my own sometime and try it. What's not to love? Chocolate = good. Bacon = GOOD! |
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The best bacon comes from a gentleman in NJ. His screen name is that of a shriveled grape. :)
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My wife's mother gave me the best gift I have ever gotten last Christmas, which was a membership to a bacon of the month club. What could be better than getting to try a new bacon that you have never heard of or tasted before. But now I have a problem, the best bacon that I tried during my membership was from Hudson Valley Smokehouse, but I can't find it anywhere on the net, their website worked back in march but not now. I know that they were in New York State, but I can't find any info on them, and I really what to get more of their bacon, It was so thick that you only got 8 slices per pound. So if anyone out there knows anything about The Hudson Valley Smokehouse I would greatly appreciate the info.
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Here is what I have been able to find out about the Hudson Valley Smokehouse: Address Hudson Valley Smokehouse
Post Office Box 1345 Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Phone 1-(800)324-3119 Site www.HudsonValleySmokehouse.com I was not able to get through on their website and have not had the time to call them. Maybe this information will help you though. You might also be able to get more information from the following site: www.farmfresh.dutchesstourism.com Both sites are down today. Might be due to severe weather in the northeast that includes power outages. Hope that this info helps. Paul |
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I just emailed Dutchess County Tourism and asked if they are still in business. Their link is the second one that I gave you without farmfresh. The smokehouse is still listed on the Tourism site.
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I've stopped getting any kind of bacon burger because the bacon is rarely- make that NEVER- crispy- it's mostly soft and fatty and disgusting!
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Heliofire, got a response from Dutchess County, the Hudson Valley Smokehouse is out of business. Sorry to be the bearer of unfortunate news. Paul:(
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This is probably the greatest thread on any forum EVER!!! Bacon is truly the food of the gods...screw ambrosia....it's BACON!!!
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I'm a HUGE fan of bacon but I'm about to piss most of you off......
I prefer it in the microwave..... Just something about it. Cooks linear and get's just right. Not to burnt not undone. yummmmm And if ever in Vegas do not order the bacon martini from the Double Down Saloon. DAMN NASTY!!!!! Try the Elf Piss instead, much better drink. ;) |
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Cook and eat your bacon how you like it - as long as it's thick crispy bacon. But do yourself a big favor and don't wash it down with Folgers. |
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Had a toasted sesame bagel for breakfast with a light spread of Philadelphia Cream Cheese and two slices of thick, crispy bacon. |
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Here's something you might find interesting. I know I did. Now if I only had an oven.
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oh man, that link looks awesome! Can't wait for my bacon sandwiches on christmas morning!
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Cook it like grandma used to,,dip the bacon in flour and then sprinkle pepper and other spices. mmmmm gooood!!
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Im trying cooking bacon in the oven for the first time.
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