Bacon
cookbook
Delicious Bacon Recipes
Simple Methods
Useful Tips
Common Mistakes
By: Jason Goodfellow
Copyright 2017 by Jason Goodfellow - All rights reserved.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
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Have you ever wondered if theres a better way to cook your bacon? While its sitting in the frying pan, spattering your whole stovetop and backsplash with oil, youre dreading the clean-up! But, its better than just not eating bacon at all.
Actually, theres an easier way to cook bacon that wont cause half as much of a mess. Learn how to bake bacon! Maybe it doesnt sound quite right to you yet, but youll soon find out that baking bacon is one of the best ways to get perfectly cooked bacon without suffering through the clean-up afterwards.
Learning how to bake bacon is easy and only takes a few dishes that you probably already have around your kitchen. The process takes no time at all to learn, and you can even make amazing bacon on your first try. Youll be able to sharpen your skills in no time and make it just the way you like time after time.
Its actually easier to get consistently good bacon once you know how to bake bacon. The oven can easily recreate the same type of bacon every time, whether you like it browned and crispy or soft and chewy. You can even cook glazed bacon recipes that will make your mouth water just reading them!
The sooner you learn how to bake bacon, the easier breakfast becomes, plus any other recipes that require bacon. So instead of suffering through dirtying your kitchen for some curled up bacon pieces, learn the secrets on how to bake bacon like a champ now.
Chapter One: You Can Bake Bacon?
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In the US and some other parts of the world, bacon has become increasingly popular over the last decade. Its delicious taste and ability to blend seamlessly into a wide variety of dishes makes it the perfect kitchen companion for adding a little pizzazz to an otherwise boring dish. These days, you can find bacon lurking in everything from chocolates to salads and soup.
Even though its in so many different recipes, cooking bacon has not undergone a lot of change over this time. Or, has it? Its always assumed that bacon should be placed in a pan and fried until its just right, but thats not the only way to cook it. It can also be placed into the oven and baked until its done. And no, Im not talking about the microwave oven. Heating up your actual oven and baking bacon is one of the best ways to cook it, even though not a lot of people have figured that out yet.
Theres a good chance that you and most of the people you know had no clue you can cook bacon in the oven. A misconception exists that you have to fry it to get it just right, but its simply not true. You can make the perfect bacon, even better than fried in some opinions, by baking it instead of tossing it on the ol frying pan.
Baked bacon will turn out largely the same as fried bacon, but the pieces will be straighter, crispier, and less greasy. Anything you would use fried bacon for, you can replace it with baked bacon. It is going to turn out well enough for any of the regular uses, and even give you a few more options than frying.
In reality, baking makes a lot of sense for bacon. After all, you can cook any kind of meat in the oven, right? It wouldnt be sensible to say that you can cook chicken or beef in the frying pan, but not in the oven, or vice versa. For that same reason, it doesnt make sense to say that bacon must only be cooked and prepared a certain way. Lets embrace the modern way to cook bacon in the oven, and learn how to get the best results from this new method!
Chapter Two: Benefits of Bacon from the Oven
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Now that weve established that yes, you can cook bacon attitude, the next question to ask is; why? What makes baked bacon any better than fried or microwaved bacon? Actually, there are a lot of benefits to baking that can easily be summed up for you:
1. Less grease
To be clear about this point: the same amount of grease will be produced by the bacon when youre cooking it, but it wont set around on the food and get soaked up again. Instead, baking causes the grease to drip down to the pan below and leaves the bacon much less greasy as a result. Not only is this tastier and cleaner, it also makes your favorite food a bit healthier.
2. Crispier bacon
Although frying can yield some pretty good crisping for bacon, the oven can easily rival it. Plus, when youre baking; the entire piece will become crispy, not just the side thats touching the pan. Ovens can crisp bacon nicely even without all of the oils and fats that are needed for frying. So, the end result is a healthier and crispier piece of bacon for you to enjoy.
3. Less of a mess
One of the worst parts about frying bacon is the grease spattering. It tastes good in the end, but the mess that you then have to clean up from the pan, stovetop, counters, and backsplash are not always worth it. When you bake it instead, that grease doesnt end up all over the place. If you follow the right steps, it will all be contained within the pan and it wont even get around your oven at all.
4. More cooked at once
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