Dehydrated Bacon
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Joe Hell Im sure it would be good with beef bacon too Tex_77 I used the cheapest bacon I could find and it wasnt thick cut. If you do use thick-cut maybe an extra hour or so in the dehydrator.
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Jonathon Good to know, I’m going to try it out this weekend.
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I was hoping to see some up close images of the finished product!
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Galileo? Copernicus? Thought we didn’t use big words here.:astonished_face: Just received the salt and vinegar shaker. Trying this tomorrow.
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Well I gave up on the dehydrator, even though mine has a setting for 160, I dont think it was anywhere near it, as I had the bacon on for around 8 hours and it wasn’t done yet. Now I’ve got them finishing up at 150 in the oven with the convection fan on.
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Had to try this today. Used three different seasonings just because I could. This was think cut bacon. Was in the dehydrator for 4 1/2 hours. Was still a little greasy when I pulled it out but was heading to another gig.
Laid on paper towels to cool, package up and headed to a friend’s house. They all loved it.
Salt and vinegar… Surprising very good.
Garlic pepper… Very good.
Bloody Mary wing shake… Outstanding.
Nothing like bacon with a little kick.Will definitely do this again. Wish I would have tried the garlic romano on this.
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Well I gave up on the dehydrator, even though mine has a setting for 160, I dont think it was anywhere near it, as I had the bacon on for around 8 hours and it wasn’t done yet. Now I’ve got them finishing up at 150 in the oven with the convection fan on.
Tex_77
Damn. Sorry to hear that. Wow. -
PapaSop what kind of dehydrator are you using? Maybe I’m looking for the wrong texture for it to be done??
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PapaSop what kind of dehydrator are you using? Maybe I’m looking for the wrong texture for it to be done??
Tex_77
Old Nesco. Meat itself was done. Fat was a little greasy but after cooling and sitting a bit it was great. First time ever having some grease drippings in the bottom of the dehydrator. Now for doing dishes… Argh. -
Tex_77 Yeah if you were going for 8 hours then something was up. you could try an oven for a short period of time and then move it? That way at least you know you are safe.
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Tex_77
Old Nesco. Meat itself was done. Fat was a little greasy but after cooling and sitting a bit it was great. First time ever having some grease drippings in the bottom of the dehydrator. Now for doing dishes… Argh.PapaSop mines a Nesco too. I’m about to pull it out of the oven. Pictures to follow.
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I seasoned it with Butcher BBQ Butchers Private Seasoning. I’d post the finished product, but it won’t upload, but here’s what it looked like to start.
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Tex_77 Yeah if you were going for 8 hours then something was up. you could try an oven for a short period of time and then move it? That way at least you know you are safe.
Jonathon well here’s the final product, it was pretty tasty!
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Tex_77
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Tex_77 looks awesome!
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