How to Make Crispy Microwave Bacon
Choose your favorite bacon., Drape you bacon on your rack., Cover your bacon with a paper towel to prevent spattering, if you wish., Put your bacon in the microwave and set it to cook., Toward the end of cooking you will hear the sizzle slow, just...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Choose your favorite bacon.
After experimenting with many types of bacon from nitrate free stuff found at the health food store, to smoked beef bacon, to real thick & fatty gourmet stuff, Oscar Mayer's 30% less fat Center Cut bacon seems to work best in a microwave.
It seems to have more pink meat than most, so this should be a factor when you make your choice of what is available at your market. -
Step 2: Drape you bacon on your rack.
For the Makin' Bacon 9 slices cooks most evenly.
When using a dish and bowl, carefully drape bacon around the bowl, like flower petals, keep touching and overlapping to a minimum or it will stick together. , Spattering is not as bad as other methods because the hot fat drips down off the cooking meat. , A rule of thumb is one minute for each piece of bacon you cook, 5 minutes for 5 pieces.
Fattier bacon takes longer.
Center cut bacon takes about 7 minutes for 9 pieces. , When the popping slows down noticeably, it's time to take it out. ,, -
Step 3: Cover your bacon with a paper towel to prevent spattering
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Step 4: if you wish.
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Step 5: Put your bacon in the microwave and set it to cook.
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Step 6: Toward the end of cooking you will hear the sizzle slow
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Step 7: just as in popping popcorn in the microwave.
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Step 8: Carefully remove your bacon and place it on a dish to serve.
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Step 9: Finished.
Detailed Guide
After experimenting with many types of bacon from nitrate free stuff found at the health food store, to smoked beef bacon, to real thick & fatty gourmet stuff, Oscar Mayer's 30% less fat Center Cut bacon seems to work best in a microwave.
It seems to have more pink meat than most, so this should be a factor when you make your choice of what is available at your market.
For the Makin' Bacon 9 slices cooks most evenly.
When using a dish and bowl, carefully drape bacon around the bowl, like flower petals, keep touching and overlapping to a minimum or it will stick together. , Spattering is not as bad as other methods because the hot fat drips down off the cooking meat. , A rule of thumb is one minute for each piece of bacon you cook, 5 minutes for 5 pieces.
Fattier bacon takes longer.
Center cut bacon takes about 7 minutes for 9 pieces. , When the popping slows down noticeably, it's time to take it out. ,,
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