Bacon Grease On Toast at Stephanie Reynolds blog

Bacon Grease On Toast. Sauté lightly before stirring in equal parts vinegar (apple cider works well), olive oil, and mustard (dijon or whole grain). Anywhere you'd use these products, you can use bacon fat instead—whether it's spreading it on toast, using it to make pie crust, or frying your eggs in it. Drizzle warm bacon vinaigrette on cooked veggies or leafy salads. Yep, bacon grease tastes absolutely delicious. Since it has a texture similar to butter, real, chilled bacon fat works even better than the leftover grease that appears in your pan. Turn every 15 minutes so they get evenly brown and the bottoms have the chance to oven fry in that delicious grease. As with butter, spreadable bacon fat will melt into a clear, liquid grease when exposed to heat, making it perfect for the hot surface of a crunchy slice of toast. Start by heating two tablespoons of bacon grease in a skillet and add chopped alliums (like shallots or garlic). Make sure to pull the pan out of the oven and give it a good stir after the bacon grease has melted. Instead of drizzling your vegetables with olive oil before roasting, plop some bacon grease in the pan.

Start by heating two tablespoons of bacon grease in a skillet and add chopped alliums (like shallots or garlic). Sauté lightly before stirring in equal parts vinegar (apple cider works well), olive oil, and mustard (dijon or whole grain). Drizzle warm bacon vinaigrette on cooked veggies or leafy salads. Since it has a texture similar to butter, real, chilled bacon fat works even better than the leftover grease that appears in your pan. Instead of drizzling your vegetables with olive oil before roasting, plop some bacon grease in the pan. Make sure to pull the pan out of the oven and give it a good stir after the bacon grease has melted. Turn every 15 minutes so they get evenly brown and the bottoms have the chance to oven fry in that delicious grease. Anywhere you'd use these products, you can use bacon fat instead—whether it's spreading it on toast, using it to make pie crust, or frying your eggs in it. Yep, bacon grease tastes absolutely delicious. As with butter, spreadable bacon fat will melt into a clear, liquid grease when exposed to heat, making it perfect for the hot surface of a crunchy slice of toast.

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Bacon Grease On Toast Turn every 15 minutes so they get evenly brown and the bottoms have the chance to oven fry in that delicious grease. Turn every 15 minutes so they get evenly brown and the bottoms have the chance to oven fry in that delicious grease. Anywhere you'd use these products, you can use bacon fat instead—whether it's spreading it on toast, using it to make pie crust, or frying your eggs in it. Yep, bacon grease tastes absolutely delicious. Sauté lightly before stirring in equal parts vinegar (apple cider works well), olive oil, and mustard (dijon or whole grain). Drizzle warm bacon vinaigrette on cooked veggies or leafy salads. Start by heating two tablespoons of bacon grease in a skillet and add chopped alliums (like shallots or garlic). Make sure to pull the pan out of the oven and give it a good stir after the bacon grease has melted. Since it has a texture similar to butter, real, chilled bacon fat works even better than the leftover grease that appears in your pan. As with butter, spreadable bacon fat will melt into a clear, liquid grease when exposed to heat, making it perfect for the hot surface of a crunchy slice of toast. Instead of drizzling your vegetables with olive oil before roasting, plop some bacon grease in the pan.