Cooking & Baking
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We went to Ireland a couple of years ago, and in addition to the fantastic seafood and delicious lamb, there was the "full Irish" breakfast that included back bacon. It's loin, rather than the American pork belly.
I'm still fine-tuning the recipe - a little more brown sugar and a little less smoke. It's a wet or Wiltshire cure, marinated for a week, dried for a day, then smoked. Slice it up and lightly brown in a pan.
This is also a good way to use the full pork loin that is sometimes on sale at a very reasonable price, but as a roast, tends to come out dry.
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dameatball
(7,399 posts)Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)I can make my own bacon?
You have no idea what you have done. My husband thanks you in advance.
Edit to add: is there a link to a recipe, or are you just tormenting us? I must have that bacon.
El Mimbreno
(777 posts)Really busy coming days. Give me a few days to catch up then collate the recipe. Message me a tickler if I forget.
Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)I really need that bacon.
I am a good cook, a loose recipe will be sufficient. Dont go too much trouble.
El Mimbreno
(777 posts)Posted in a new thread: [link:https://www.democraticunderground.com/115772668|
Links at the bottom to give you more ideas. After all, a recipe is just a starting point.
As Jacques says, "Happy cooking!"