I floured my bacon!

kcult

Wish you were closer
Charter Member
Supporting Member
Multi-Factor Enabled
Joined
Dec 17, 2016
Messages
20,150
Location
ChesCo SC
Rating - 100%
54   0   0
It definitely changed it for the better, in my opinion. It's really good. Is it worth the extra effort? Perhaps, but I think I would just have to be in the mood for it versus making it a family tradition.

20200307_100050.jpg
20200307_100125.jpg
 
What the hell is wrong with you man?

A little experimentation with food is one thing, but the egg deal is odd.

Now about that floured bacon thing. How about throwing some spices in the flour and playing around with flavors. That might peak my interest. Some chipotle maybe? A little smoke and spice but not too much. Hot Hungarian paprika?

@bigfelipe got any ideas? I think he’s on to something here.
 
What the hell is wrong with you man?

A little experimentation with food is one thing, but the egg deal is odd.

Now about that floured bacon thing. How about throwing some spices in the flour and playing around with flavors. That might peak my interest. Some chipotle maybe? A little smoke and spice but not too much. Hot Hungarian paprika?

@bigfelipe got any ideas? I think he’s on to something here.

Well by my nature, paprika goes on everything...
 
The proper way to prepare these is with creme fraiche, but I don't have that kind of money.
Haven’t heard that name in a while. I lived in Paris in the mid ‘70’s and creme fraishce was the norm like butter and sour cream in the fridge.
Guud stuff!!
 
Last edited:
Taking eggs to another level:



My grandaddy would eat just about anything...... he blew up some deer brains and eggs trying to cook em in the microwave, one time. Everyone in attendance evacuated the premesis. Immediately.
 
Haven’t heard that name in a while. I lived in Paris in the mid ‘70’s and creme fraishce was the norm like butter and sour cream in the fridge.
Guud stuff!!
Hell all you need for fresh cream is a damn cow. An watch that Franch talk, they's bad as srilankans.
 
Creme fraiche is easy and cheap. 2 c heavy cream, 3tbsp buttermilk. mix in glass jar, cover with cheesecloth and rest on counter 24 hours then refridgerate.

Perhaps an unnecessary warning to readers, but be sure to use for-real cultured buttermilk. Also suggest scalding (boiling water) the glass jar beforehand (dry with clean cloth). If your house is kept cool, perhaps set a lamp next to the jar so that the temperature stays a bit above 70-F.
 
Last edited:
Back
Top Bottom