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10-08-2012, 20:42
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The age old question
The best bacon butty,
Funny thread that shows us geeks do have a human side especially when it comes to dead pig, check the comments and feel free to add your own!
Reg readers scrap over ultimate bacon sarnie ? The Register
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10-08-2012, 21:27
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Re: The age old question
Fry thick cut smoked streaky bacon, complete with rind, in beef dripping (purchased from Lens in the market hall.)
Snip rind with scissors when bacon begins to curl, turn occasionally until crisp.
Get some of my gran's fresh made still warm oven bottoms.
Spread enough salted butter (also purchased from the market hall) that a small lake appears on the bread. If bacon appears to be taking an inordinate amount of time, dip preferred finger in lake, then suck finger lovingly
Chuck the bacon on the oven bottoms, add brown sauce, use index finger to sweep liquid fat/butter/sauce from corner of mouth/chin/shirt/lap back into gob... grab chest and pray that you are close to someone who knows CPR.
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10-08-2012, 22:19
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Re: The age old question
I see no (CPR)health problem there.
You have not used any trans fats (hydrogenated oils) and the home made bread wont have 'preservatives'.
I too eat fried bacon daily.
The difference is that I use organic bacon and fry in organic coconut oil, and use ciabatta bread(dipped in free range organic egg and fried), and no sauce.
PS http://www.lewrockwell.com/miller/miller38.1.html
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10-08-2012, 22:35
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Re: The age old question
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I like the one that uses two forks, a set of jump leads and a 14 kw generator, that would be a good treatment for some of the more irritating members of Accy Web.
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10-08-2012, 22:59
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Re: The age old question
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11-08-2012, 04:38
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Re: The age old question
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Fry thick cut smoked streaky bacon, complete with rind, in beef dripping (purchased from Lens in the market hall.)
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Oh dear your going to be very disappointed as Len's stall closed down some time ago so no more Good bacon butties for you
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11-08-2012, 06:46
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Re: The age old question
They have a stall on the outside market.
I like my bacon buttie to be made with unsmoked streaky bacon that has been fried without any fat - until crisp........once the bacon is cooked, the bread(white) or barmcake is quickly fried in the fat from the bacon......slap the bacon on it....a sprinkle of black pepper ...no sauce of any description.......and it has to be eaten with a mug of steaming hot strong tea. Yum!
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11-08-2012, 08:20
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Re: The age old question
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They have a stall on the outside market.
I like my bacon buttie to be made with unsmoked streaky bacon that has been fried without any fat - until crisp........once the bacon is cooked, the bread(white) or barmcake is quickly fried in the fat from the bacon......slap the bacon on it....a sprinkle of black pepper ...no sauce of any description.......and it has to be eaten with a mug of steaming hot strong tea. Yum!
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Exactly what I'll having today for my dinner (no posh lunches here! ) -just won't be sprinkling the pepper -have never put it on a bacon butty! I suppose i could be adventurous and give it a try...
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11-08-2012, 08:47
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Re: The age old question
Used to have a bacon sarnie every morning at the nearest greasy spoon, washed down with a huge pot of tea, set me up for the day
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11-08-2012, 10:01
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Re: The age old question
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington
I like my bacon buttie to be made with unsmoked streaky bacon that has been fried without any fat - until crisp........once the bacon is cooked, the bread(white) or barmcake is quickly fried in the fat from the bacon......slap the bacon on it....a sprinkle of black pepper ...no sauce of any description.......and it has to be eaten with a mug of steaming hot strong tea. Yum!
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Similar - unsmoked streaky, white bread or barm, or sometimes white toast, not fried, but lots of butter. Most bacon in my experience doesn't have enough fat to fry the bread and I usually grill the bacon instead. Sometimes middle bacon if I have it but definitely not smoked. No sauce in the butty but I often have a pool on the plate to dip it into - ketchup or brown depending on mood. And a nice mug of tea, goes without saying - but I don't like my tea strong.
When I first came to live in Morecambe I would often have my lunch at some local cafe just to try them out - my test was always a bacon butty.
Several of them have now gone upmarket, don't do greasy spoon type stuff but ciabatas and panninis instead. I usually give them a wide berth.
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11-08-2012, 14:17
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Re: The age old question
Sue I like the fatty cut of belly bacon(streaky)...I don't go a bundle on back bacon...but will eat it if I am served it at breakfast away from home.....I always have enough to fry the bread in...and when I say Fry....I don't really mean fry....it isn't the saturated soaked fried bread you would associate with the term 'fried bread'....it is more like bacon flavour toast.
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11-08-2012, 14:22
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Re: The age old question
Yes Margaret know what you're saying about fat, just something to soak into the bread not a real fried slice - that would be quite messy to eat with your fingers!!
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13-08-2012, 15:05
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Re: The age old question
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I agreed
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13-08-2012, 15:10
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Re: The age old question
Here Stateside we have to search to find a "British Cafe" so when we find them we order A full English Breakfast. Also another fave of mine is Scrambled eggs on toast LOL
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14-08-2012, 10:43
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Re: The age old question
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Here Stateside we have to search to find a "British Cafe" so when we find them we order A full English Breakfast. Also another fave of mine is Scrambled eggs on toast LOL
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Same here, you can't beat scrambled eggs on toast -something i always have on the rare ocassions I'm eating alone -quick easy and delicious. The "posh" version with smoked salmon is lovely too!
Another breakfast/brunch favourite of mine is Kedgeree can't remember the last time I had it -can't get the smoked haddock over here...
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