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...how do you cook your bacon? I've always been fascinated at the incredibly different ways people cook bacon; microwaved, fried, heck - even grilled. I just wanted to know some of you peoples' freakish cooking 'skillz'.
Bacon is, after all, the best fried food available ever.
I, of course, fry my bacon; two rashers at a time. I use a drop of extra virgin olive oil for good measure; plop the rashers in and press down on them proper hard with the spatula. It makes them cook all over, not just where it gets bumpy.
And I cook them extra-crispy. Not crunchy-crispy, but so that I don't have to cut off the fat. Then I put them between two slices of bread and smother; not too much, in HP or tomato sauce. I like both, though that's a rare thing in a person.
So, and since I know monkey_man fancies himself as Jamie Oliver sometimes - how do you cook your bacon?
Bacon is, after all, the best fried food available ever.
I, of course, fry my bacon; two rashers at a time. I use a drop of extra virgin olive oil for good measure; plop the rashers in and press down on them proper hard with the spatula. It makes them cook all over, not just where it gets bumpy.
And I cook them extra-crispy. Not crunchy-crispy, but so that I don't have to cut off the fat. Then I put them between two slices of bread and smother; not too much, in HP or tomato sauce. I like both, though that's a rare thing in a person.
So, and since I know monkey_man fancies himself as Jamie Oliver sometimes - how do you cook your bacon?
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Argos - the god of shopping catalogues.
Or Comet, currys and anywhere else that sells electrical goods online*
*except maybe Anne Summers
Or Comet, currys and anywhere else that sells electrical goods online*
*except maybe Anne Summers
I got mine from QVC... are you looking for the regular size one, or one of those huge mutha BBQ machines. The regular one also warms the bread... HOW COOL! :D
I think Argos sell them, shouldn't cost more than £20 (for a regular sized one), unless you intend to get ripped off like some sort of rip off machine, whatever.
yeh, try Argos, if not... erm... QVC.co.uk maybe? :s
I think Argos sell them, shouldn't cost more than £20 (for a regular sized one), unless you intend to get ripped off like some sort of rip off machine, whatever.
yeh, try Argos, if not... erm... QVC.co.uk maybe? :s
Go and find me one at a nice price online then.
BEARDS. wrote:
> Should I buy one? I could spare the cash and I like both gadgets and
> bacon.
YES!!!!!
> Should I buy one? I could spare the cash and I like both gadgets and
> bacon.
YES!!!!!
Should I buy one? I could spare the cash and I like both gadgets and bacon.
Yes, Foreman's Bacon is the hottest in town!
Damn that Ribena advert.
Damn that Ribena advert.
Its the way of the future :D
George Foreman - Mediocre Boxer, Excellent choice of product endorsement :-)
George Foreman - Mediocre Boxer, Excellent choice of product endorsement :-)
Sfone wrote:
> George Foreman's Lean Mean Fat reducing Grilling machine!
Hey, me too! Then wholemeal bread, Olivo spread and some daddys sauce (brown, of course).
> George Foreman's Lean Mean Fat reducing Grilling machine!
Hey, me too! Then wholemeal bread, Olivo spread and some daddys sauce (brown, of course).
George Foreman's Lean Mean Fat reducing Grilling machine!
I grill mine, just out of habit. The grll is there, I can do the entire process without having to wash up anything but the knife, and it makes good bacon just crispy on the fat as I like it.
Then it goes in a sandwich, preferrably with brown bread and Daddies Brown Sauce. Or occasionally with cheese.
Then it goes in a sandwich, preferrably with brown bread and Daddies Brown Sauce. Or occasionally with cheese.
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