Bestoutwest
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I sold a calf to slaughter yesterday and the customer told me they asked the butcher for some beef bacon. That it was a thing her father-in-law used to eat. Anyone ever heard of it? How do you cook, eat it, etc?
Craig Miller":2wo5uqzj said:I don't know where it comes from but it is good. Almost as good as pork. Way way better than turkey if you're looking for a substitute. Cook it just like normal bacon. What we were getting looked like pork bacon. Best way to eat is in one pound servings. Two on good days
:nod:Bestoutwest":1fayf4kg said:Craig Miller":1fayf4kg said:I don't know where it comes from but it is good. Almost as good as pork. Way way better than turkey if you're looking for a substitute. Cook it just like normal bacon. What we were getting looked like pork bacon. Best way to eat is in one pound servings. Two on good days
Isn't that the best way to eat any kind of bacon?
No offense to the beef bacon but the above statement ain't saying much. Had some when I was in hospital last year. Pretty sure it was just strips cut straight from a shoe box with light red stripes painted on e'm.Way way better than turkey (bacon)
Muddy":2t7cq6wj said:Bet it tastes way better than these nasty turkey bacon.
I won a meat package in Bingo and two packages of turkey bacon came with the prize. I tried it via pan cooking and it's too dry. I tried to be creative with the second package via bacon wraps, ended up ruined the flavor and I fed the whole bacon wrap batch to dogs.Jogeephus":1u8hrro5 said:Muddy":1u8hrro5 said:Bet it tastes way better than these nasty turkey bacon.
It does. Turkey bacon is just wrong on so many levels.
Muddy":34wc95sa said:I won a meat package in Bingo and two packages of turkey bacon came with the prize. I tried it via pan cooking and it's too dry. I tried to be creative with the second package via bacon wraps, ended up ruined the flavor and I fed the whole bacon wrap batch to dogs.Jogeephus":34wc95sa said:Muddy":34wc95sa said:Bet it tastes way better than these nasty turkey bacon.
It does. Turkey bacon is just wrong on so many levels.
Jogeephus":1ogpie45 said:Me too. Besides being we all paid good money through our checkoff dollars to say, "Beef, its what's for dinner". Didn't say nothing about breakfast. So its not natural. It ain't right. Its going against the grain so to speak. So I'll save the brisket for something good like smoked brisket and that makes for a fine dinner. :lol2:
Rafter S":1y9fsidc said:Jogeephus":1y9fsidc said:Me too. Besides being we all paid good money through our checkoff dollars to say, "Beef, its what's for dinner". Didn't say nothing about breakfast. So its not natural. It ain't right. Its going against the grain so to speak. So I'll save the brisket for something good like smoked brisket and that makes for a fine dinner. :lol2:
I don't know about "beef bacon", but there's nothing wrong with beef for breakfast. Like a T-bone steak with fried eggs, or beef fajita, scrambled eggs, and fried potatoes on a breakfast taco.
greybeard":cxssw0mq said:No offense to the beef bacon but the above statement ain't saying much. Had some when I was in hospital last year. Pretty sure it was just strips cut straight from a shoe box with light red stripes painted on e'm.Way way better than turkey (bacon)
Uh..just No.farmerjan":6vljag77 said:Chipped beef on toast (SOS to some of you ;-) ;-) ) is a GREAT way to incorporate beef into breakfast too....