If You Like Crispy Bacon But Never Get Seem To Get That Savory Crunch Then Check This Out!

If You Like Crispy Bacon But Never Get Seem To Get That Savory Crunch Then Check This Out!

Make sure that you use a large baking pan and make sure to have a run-off pan underneath incase there is an accident.

Here Are The Rest Of The Steps…

  1. You'll be surprised by the next step, you actually don't pre heat your oven.
  2. Which is seriously one of the best parts of this technique, because I simply don't have enough patience for preheating.
  3. Pop your bacon in the cold oven, and turn it on to 400 degrees. Set a timer for seventeen minutes and come back when the timer goes off.
  4. After your timer goes off, your bacon should basically be perfectly cooked. It should display a golden brown look and not excessively crispy.
  5. Transfer your bacon to paper towels to drain excessive oil traps on pieces of bacon.

Finished!

Note: We absolutely love that it seriously only takes one step. Pop it in a cold oven, set a timer, and then eat said perfectly cooked bacon.

Enjoy!

Article Source: Culinary Arts

 

 





74 Comments

  1. Donna Jenkins
    Donna Jenkins April 19, 13:51

    LIKE MINE DONE ON COOKIE SHEET IN OVEN.

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  2. Lynn Rozin Holtegel
    Lynn Rozin Holtegel April 20, 01:28

    I can’t even get it out of the package without it shredding and falling apart! No hope for me!

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  3. Mary Roberson
    Mary Roberson April 21, 02:33

    My mom told me this many years ago!

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  4. John Ledrich
    John Ledrich April 22, 21:54

    I put my bacon on a cookie cooling rack. It helps the fat drip into the pan below.

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  5. Dorothy Barrett Sims
    Dorothy Barrett Sims April 23, 01:32

    My husband cooks it in a fry pan and I cook it on a rack inside a cookie sheet lined with foul in the oven for about 22 minutes for thick bacon at 400 degrees.

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  6. Kathy Guffey Young
    Kathy Guffey Young April 24, 19:03

    Skillet. Low. 4 mins each side. DONE. Crunchy. No shrinkage.

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  7. Judy Harris
    Judy Harris April 24, 20:32

    Tom Harris

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  8. Oscar Jane Woolaver
    Oscar Jane Woolaver April 24, 21:52

    Put water in the frying pan and boil the bacon until the water evaporates. This renders the fat. Continue frying on medium heat until crispy. Viola… perfect bacon everytime

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  9. Mary FitzMaurice Abington
    Mary FitzMaurice Abington April 25, 12:48

    Just wondering, so I can try, how much water? Just a few tablespoons, or do you put enough to cover the bacon? Thanks for the info.

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  10. Oscar Jane Woolaver
    Oscar Jane Woolaver April 25, 14:49

    Just enough to cover the bacon. If you use too much it takes a long time and we all want that bacon sooner rather than later, right? LOL

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  11. Crystal Elizabeth
    Crystal Elizabeth April 25, 21:51

    (Cough cough) Lauren

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  12. Pam Hains Rhyan
    Pam Hains Rhyan April 27, 03:58

    George formen grill !!! Fat drains, and bacon is crisp with little shrink !!!

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  13. Joann Wooten
    Joann Wooten April 29, 12:17

    It messes up the oven

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  14. Jordan Zweifler
    Jordan Zweifler December 18, 20:51

    Need to cook em well done for that

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  15. Diane Williamson
    Diane Williamson January 11, 02:20

    Thank you

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  16. Video Recipes
    Video Recipes January 25, 03:30

    Awesome I love

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  17. Nan Schey
    Nan Schey January 25, 05:29

    I only bake my bacon now. And the fat that renders goes into a jar in fridge. Perfect!!!!

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  18. Foodies Frat
    Foodies Frat February 02, 08:00

    Awesome

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  19. Plastiware
    Plastiware February 02, 08:30

    IMO anything about food prep is fab

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  20. Foodies Frat
    Foodies Frat February 07, 00:30

    Thanks big Fitness fan here

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  21. Plastiware
    Plastiware February 07, 01:00

    Yes indeed

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  22. Plastiware
    Plastiware February 07, 01:00

    Awesome very informative I <3food prep

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