ladies and gent there comes a time

Mar 14, 2012
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:yikes: meat with out sauce i can understand sausages but what about my steak i love real home made peppercorn sauce with my steak!
Cheers Ed
 

Imagedude

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Feb 24, 2011
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Red sauce for bacon, brown for sausages. Don't use HP anymore since production moved abroad.
 

santaman2000

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My dear colonial, a BLT is an entirely different thing :)

A bacon butty is a breakfast thing...best done in a barm cake....with HP sauce.....but then you can't get proper bacon there can you, you poor devils :)

Oh we can get both. We just don't tend to think of British bacon as, well as bacon. We think of it more as breakfast ham. That said, it is very good.
 

decorum

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Bacon sandwich with a twist?

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Pic found here.

Fancy bacon weaving ~ here.
 

decorum

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Now 'that' is Bushcraft Bacon Baking :)

Heart attack on a plate :rolleyes:

M

Yeah, a quick tot up of bacon strips to average calories leads to a guestimate which starts at 1,300 kcal :yikes: And that's without a filling :yikes: :yikes: :lmao:


Very much a Vimes BLT :approve: :D .
 

Samon

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Oh we can get both. We just don't tend to think of British bacon as, well as bacon. We think of it more as breakfast ham. That said, it is very good.

I understand that and that's why all bacon needs to be smoked, as back bacon is just like thin gammon/cooked ham without it! and I like streaky bacon, providing it's dones well i.e not bone dry crispy ('merican stylee) but golden brown and still bendy.
 

santaman2000

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I understand that and that's why all bacon needs to be smoked, as back bacon is just like thin gammon/cooked ham without it! and I like streaky bacon, providing it's dones well i.e not bone dry crispy ('merican stylee) but golden brown and still bendy.

TBH I like Gammon too, though it's not easy to get over here. And we don't all eat our streaky bacon crispy. Both my grandson and I (and many country folk) like it thick sliced and meaty rathet than thin and crispy.

That said BR's right about it in a BLT though; the norm there is indeed crisp to go well with the crisp lettuce ant toast.
 

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