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09-03-2022 06:22 PM
Years ago, at a darling little lunch spot, I ordered a BLT.
When it came the bacon was beautifully crisp, not greasy,
and flat.
As I left from the back porch covered with ivy, I passed the chef standing in the kitchen door way and asked him how he got flat bacon. He told me to bake it!
Parchment would certainly stop any splatters.
09-03-2022 06:29 PM
@Kachina624 wrote:I cook it in the microwave on paper towels covered by paper towels. When its ready in 8 or 9 minutes, I throw all the towels away and I'm done. No splatter or grease to get rid of. I use a special tray made just for cooking bacon.
This. I've had my special tray so long; I think my mom got it for me. I've never done whole slices any other way.
09-03-2022 06:30 PM
Years ago I read about doing it in the oven - here on this board. I'd never heard of that.
I tried it the first time and, hoo boy what a mess! So, I revised it and now what I do is take a large baking sheet (rimmed) and put down some nonstick aluminum foil. Then I put the bacon atop that. Then I take a sheet of parchment paper and press it down on top of the bacon, totally covering it.
It cooks great and no splatter. When I take it out I do as I always did and have a plate, or some sort of flat dish, with a paper towel on it and put the bacon on the paper towel. Maybe it's two layers of paper towel. Now I can't recall, as it's been a while.
09-03-2022 06:32 PM
I cook my bacon and sausage in my George Froman grill,
less mess, and cooks both sides at the same time.
09-03-2022 09:04 PM
I cook bacon in a cold 375 degree oven on parchment papers. Comes out cripsy and there's no mess to clean up.
09-03-2022 09:59 PM
I have always used my oven, and the broiler pan. I put a little water in the pan to help with clean up. The bacon is crispy the way we like it and has not been laying in grease to cook.
09-03-2022 11:06 PM
@chickenbutt I do the same as you........foil lined sheet pan in the oven. But I never thought of putting the parchment on the top. What temperature do you cook it at? I know the length of time depends on the thickness, how warm or cold the bacon is, and personal preference for doneness.
09-04-2022 08:05 AM
I vote for microwave with cover. Trying to keep oven clean and that spatters everywhere!
09-04-2022 08:55 AM - edited 09-05-2022 11:46 AM
@BunSnoop I always bake my bacon at 375 degrees. I like the thicker bacon so it takes about 20 to 25 min. I bake it on tin foil for easy cleanup and then cool it on paper towels.
09-04-2022 09:00 AM
@Kachina624 wrote:I cook it in the microwave on paper towels covered by paper towels. When its ready in 8 or 9 minutes, I throw all the towels away and I'm done. No splatter or grease to get rid of. I use a special tray made just for cooking bacon.
Just bought a plastic bacon c00ker, here on QVC, 3 minutes, has a cover that fits on it. can't wait to get it, but I have always cooked mine in the oven.
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