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Sometimes a bacon sandwich cannot be beat; sometimes we desire it though we don't know why.
When you get the craving for one, what do you do with it?
Mine, made spontaneously & just eaten a moment ago, consisted of four pan-fried rashers of thick cut, smoked back bacon (rind trimmed before eating...) placed in two slices of hot buttered toast. One slice covered with English mustard; the other in West Indian Pepper sauce. Mmmmm!.
My fave is hot buttered toast with a layer of baby spinach & sweet chilli sauce on either side of the hot, sizziling rashers. Oh, and lots of freshly milled black pepper in between...
What else can I do with the humble bacon sandwich that you might recommend and is a favourite of yours?
Syzygy
I prefer mayo on toasted bread (rye or white).
also good with tomatoes (what a surprise)
peanut butter added before the bacon gets cold so the butter gets mushy
with spinach leaves and sweet/sour dressing on toast
with roast turkey breast (the real stuff, NOT that processed yuk), left over gravy, a good soft white cheese, on toast and broiled till the cheese is bubbly
I must start with at least 6 strips though so there is enough left to make a sandwich ...
Got to be a BLT for me.
3 Well grilled crispy back rashers, toasted malt granary loaf, sliced tomatoes (must be off the vine organic - much tastier than the tosh they supply in supermarkets), 1 crispy iceberg leaf, milled pepper and a little tommy k (heinz!). serve with fresh OJ.
Now I'm hungry!
-definition of Peameal Bacon
Ask anyone in Canada to describe true Canadian bacon and they will tell you “peameal bacon.”
It’s made from main muscle boneless pork loins, short cut from the leaner portion of the loin to give a more uniform product. External fat is trimmed to within 1/8 inch. It is then sweet pickle cured and rolled in the traditional golden cornmeal coating, giving it the REAL Canadian bacon trademark. Then sliced and cooked on a frying pan or on the BBQ.