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Bacon?

Back - Cured
9
21%
Streaky - Cured
1
2%
Either - Cured
1
2%
Back - Smoked
14
33%
Streaky - Smoked
1
2%
Either - Smoked
2
5%
Any bacon is good bacon
13
30%
Back - Either
2
5%
Streaky - Either
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 43

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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

Following on from the disco board (and that i'm really fucking hungry)


(Cured = unsmoked, btw)
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Post by eion »

I'm torn. I voted for the one true way - cured streaky (make mine rindless too) - but obviously all bacon is good bacon, and I'd take smoked streaky over any kind of back bacon.

I think the reason I prefer streaky to back is that they used to serve us 'orrible back bacon for breakfast at school. It was so bad that thinking back on it, not all bacon can be good bacon.

My whole world-view, shattered... :cry:
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Post by Mr. Johnson »

here in the belgiumlands back bacon is not really eaten (or not that i know of) , it's all crispy streaky bacon for me.
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Post by Dog Pants »

I went for smokey back bacon, but like Eion I'm not fussy really. I do prefer any kind of smoked bacon (or ham, or gammon), but I'll eat pretty much anything.

You've missed something out though - chewy or crispy? I prefer a bit crispy myself - I hate it when you swallow a bit of bacon and end up with a stringy bit of rind with one end halfway down your throat and the other attached to a bit bit of bacon that's still in your mouth.
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

There are cookedness, bread type, and bread preparation threads waiting to be made on this subject :)
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Post by eion »

Dog Pants wrote:I hate it when you swallow a bit of bacon and end up with a stringy bit of rind with one end halfway down your throat and the other attached to a bit bit of bacon that's still in your mouth.
:above: This.

I like my bacon so crispy that it barely droops when you pick it up one end. Me cooking bacon == a barely controlled grease fire.

Also, what about cooking methods? I actually favour the microwave (for the speed, reduced fire risk, and less spatter).
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Post by Chickenz »

Im a fan of all bacon but I particularly like smokey bacon. I used to cook it purposely to annoy the whore of a girlfriend my friend had whilst he still lived in the block.
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Post by Mr. Johnson »

Dog Pants wrote:I went for smokey back bacon, but like Eion I'm not fussy really. I do prefer any kind of smoked bacon (or ham, or gammon), but I'll eat pretty much anything.
:above:

this applies for me as well, ashally.
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Post by Dr. kitteny berk »

eion wrote: Also, what about cooking methods? I actually favour the microwave (for the speed, reduced fire risk, and less spatter).
I personally don't like the microwave, the flavours don't develop right, IMO.

Oil > Heat > More heat > Bacon > retire to 10' > Breakfast.
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Post by Roman Totale »

Back, cured, well done (if it's still pink, it's not been on long enough).

Personally I cook it with the fat on, then trim it off for eating - rubbery fat honestly makes me wretch if just goes near my mouth (probably why I'm a skinny bastard).

I also like to have a fried egg on my bacon sandwich - cooked in the bacon fat and done on both sides. Fucking heaven!
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Post by cheeseandham »

Roman Totale wrote:I also like to have a fried egg on my bacon sandwich - cooked in the bacon fat and done on both sides. Fucking heaven!
mmmmmmmmmmmmm...
I was torn too, but went with any bacon = good
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Post by Dog Pants »

Roman Totale wrote:I also like to have a fried egg on my bacon sandwich - cooked in the bacon fat and done on both sides. Fucking heaven!
*Does the Homer Simpson drooling thing*

*Is hungry*

*Wanders off to produce something that will probably give me food poisoning, as Mrs Pants now has a job at nights*
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Post by buzzmong »

Back, either.

And like Roman, I also trim all the fat off.
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Post by MIkkyo »

wheres the option for us non pork eaters? eh eh? You bunch of racialists
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Post by eion »

MIkkyo wrote:wheres the option for us non pork eaters? eh eh? You bunch of racialists
Turkey bacon?

Okay, this is the second time in as many days that I've needed a vomit emoticon.
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Post by Fear »

MIkkyo wrote:wheres the option for us non pork eaters? eh eh? You bunch of racialists
You can either:

1. Miss out.
2. Miss out.
3. Eat it anyway.
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Post by randomgazz »

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:There are cookedness, bread type, and bread preparation threads waiting to be made on this subject :)
Will that be including extras, such as sauces, eggs and cheese etc?
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Post by spoodie »

I find unsmoked a bit bland.

Also if you cook back bacon for a good while you get that streaky crispy bit on the end, best of both worlds IMO.

Can you still get bacon with rinds? I've not had it or even looked for it in years. It's pain in the arse anyway.
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Post by MrGreen »

Actually, you can get a cut of cured beef which is completely identical to bacon, I can't remember the name though.

I'm not really bothered, but If I had to pick, smoked back bacon is best.

I cook mine in a little oil in a thin, flat frying pan.
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