Recipes for Candied Bacon
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This is an item that is becoming popular at the high end salad bars around Houston. surprisingly, not much on the internet about this.
My recipe was simple. A thin coat of honey and then sprinkle brown sugar and cracked black pepper on the bacon. In oven on draining racks at 350 F for about 25 minutes, until crispy.
Was wondering if anyone had their personal recipe or uses any of the seasoning shakers. It’s a great snack, seems to be shelf stable for at least three weeks (it’s never lasted longer), but looking for suggestions to improve it.
Thanks
Chef Sure sounds good, but bacon with anything sounds good.
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This is an item that is becoming popular at the high end salad bars around Houston. surprisingly, not much on the internet about this.
My recipe was simple. A thin coat of honey and then sprinkle brown sugar and cracked black pepper on the bacon. In oven on draining racks at 350 F for about 25 minutes, until crispy.
Was wondering if anyone had their personal recipe or uses any of the seasoning shakers. It’s a great snack, seems to be shelf stable for at least three weeks (it’s never lasted longer), but looking for suggestions to improve it.
Thanks
Chef I love your combo. The only item I’ve added to the brown sugar/black pepper mix is some sort of pepper powder (ancho, cayenne or other chili powder) for a little TASTE. It’s simple. People start devouring it saying: That’s a little hot and then go grab 3 more pieces.
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The only bacon candy I’ve had (and made) was using my smoker and Jeff Phillips’ recipe which includes his rub and real maple syrup, besides the brown sugar. Didn’t last more than two days. His recipes are found at www.smoking-meats.com. In fact, I haven’t had a bad experience from any of his recipes.
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Correction. It is www.smoking-meat.com. There is no “s” on the end of meat.
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Camping I have fried it using real maple syrup on foil on top of the grill
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Chef I love your combo. The only item I’ve added to the brown sugar/black pepper mix is some sort of pepper powder (ancho, cayenne or other chili powder) for a little TASTE. It’s simple. People start devouring it saying: That’s a little hot and then go grab 3 more pieces.
zbigjeff Nothing beats a good Sweet/Hot combination! By the way, how’s your rehab going? The Boston Marathon is in October so you have a few extra months to prep for it!!!
Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi
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This is an item that is becoming popular at the high end salad bars around Houston. surprisingly, not much on the internet about this.
My recipe was simple. A thin coat of honey and then sprinkle brown sugar and cracked black pepper on the bacon. In oven on draining racks at 350 F for about 25 minutes, until crispy.
Was wondering if anyone had their personal recipe or uses any of the seasoning shakers. It’s a great snack, seems to be shelf stable for at least three weeks (it’s never lasted longer), but looking for suggestions to improve it.
Thanks
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zbigjeff Nothing beats a good Sweet/Hot combination! By the way, how’s your rehab going? The Boston Marathon is in October so you have a few extra months to prep for it!!!
Bob Stehlik Hey Bob, thanks for asking. On Tuesday I graduated from one leg and a walker to two legs and a cane. Never thought that the change would be do tough. It’s been 3 days of getting used to using both legs and keeping my balance. Still not able to bend past 90 degrees for another 2 weeks. But, it’s nice to know the implant is doing well. It will be getting better one step at a time each day. Keep on making me jealous about not being able to make all the great stuff you guys create. It’s only a matter of time for me. Have a good rest of your day.
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This is an item that is becoming popular at the high end salad bars around Houston. surprisingly, not much on the internet about this.
My recipe was simple. A thin coat of honey and then sprinkle brown sugar and cracked black pepper on the bacon. In oven on draining racks at 350 F for about 25 minutes, until crispy.
Was wondering if anyone had their personal recipe or uses any of the seasoning shakers. It’s a great snack, seems to be shelf stable for at least three weeks (it’s never lasted longer), but looking for suggestions to improve it.
Thanks
Chef I have used brown sugar or maple sugar along with cracked pepper or pepper flakes.
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Bob Stehlik Hey Bob, thanks for asking. On Tuesday I graduated from one leg and a walker to two legs and a cane. Never thought that the change would be do tough. It’s been 3 days of getting used to using both legs and keeping my balance. Still not able to bend past 90 degrees for another 2 weeks. But, it’s nice to know the implant is doing well. It will be getting better one step at a time each day. Keep on making me jealous about not being able to make all the great stuff you guys create. It’s only a matter of time for me. Have a good rest of your day.
zbigjeff just think of all you can plan to try when you are able and have all the research written down on all items
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This is an item that is becoming popular at the high end salad bars around Houston. surprisingly, not much on the internet about this.
My recipe was simple. A thin coat of honey and then sprinkle brown sugar and cracked black pepper on the bacon. In oven on draining racks at 350 F for about 25 minutes, until crispy.
Was wondering if anyone had their personal recipe or uses any of the seasoning shakers. It’s a great snack, seems to be shelf stable for at least three weeks (it’s never lasted longer), but looking for suggestions to improve it.
Thanks
Chef in the video john did two Canadian bacons one had a pepper rub on the outside do you think that some type of brown sugar / maple seasoning, cure would give you the end results
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Chef in the video john did two Canadian bacons one had a pepper rub on the outside do you think that some type of brown sugar / maple seasoning, cure would give you the end results
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craigrice I don’t think a cure would give me the same product. The brown sugar and black pepper becomes a thicker coating on the outside of the bacon.
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zbigjeff just think of all you can plan to try when you are able and have all the research written down on all items
craigrice You’re very correct on the number of new items to try when I’m up and ready to go. Prioritizing will be just as difficult as sitting on the sidelines and seeing all this in front of me.
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zbigjeff Nothing beats a good Sweet/Hot combination! By the way, how’s your rehab going? The Boston Marathon is in October so you have a few extra months to prep for it!!!
Bob Stehlik Update: Felt strong and sturdy enough to try my car for the 1st time since 6-13. No issues getting in or out. Things are looking up.
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Bob Stehlik Update: Felt strong and sturdy enough to try my car for the 1st time since 6-13. No issues getting in or out. Things are looking up.
zbigjeff Did you have to make an emergency run to the liquor store? LOL Glad to hear that your mobility is getting better by the day. Pretty soon the wife will have you out there cutting the lawn & hoeing the garden!
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Bob Stehlik Update: Felt strong and sturdy enough to try my car for the 1st time since 6-13. No issues getting in or out. Things are looking up.
zbigjeff Glad to hear the progress, keep working the results will be well worth it.
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Bob Stehlik Update: Felt strong and sturdy enough to try my car for the 1st time since 6-13. No issues getting in or out. Things are looking up.
zbigjeff glad to hear you are progressing well. Keep it up.
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zbigjeff Did you have to make an emergency run to the liquor store? LOL Glad to hear that your mobility is getting better by the day. Pretty soon the wife will have you out there cutting the lawn & hoeing the garden!
Bob Stehlik No emergency YET. Just finished a Knob Creek Very Small Batch Bourbon 100 proof last night after my 2nd grandson was born by a midwife in Indiana yesterday. With the number of bottles in my arsenal, an emergency would not occur for at least another 3 months. I stocked up extremely well for the planned isolation.
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Bob Stehlik No emergency YET. Just finished a Knob Creek Very Small Batch Bourbon 100 proof last night after my 2nd grandson was born by a midwife in Indiana yesterday. With the number of bottles in my arsenal, an emergency would not occur for at least another 3 months. I stocked up extremely well for the planned isolation.
zbigjeff Congratulations on the new Grandson!! Also glad to hear that your arsenal is good shape. Keep up the good work. It will pay off.
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