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Bacon candy!!!! I replaced the faulty control board in my pellet grill this evening and decided to do a trial run to make certain it was functioning properly to prevent getting an expensive surprise on the next brisket!
Rather than let all that good smoke go to waste, I basted some thick cut bacon with syrup and brown sugar, then sprinkled on a light coat of my dry rub for pork. I cooked it about an hour, then turned them over and sprinkled rub on the top side and cooked another hour. I was out of Maple syrup which I am sure would be better, but it was still mighty tasty and will be made again!
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The grill/ smoker did ok on the trial run, so am ready to toss a brisket in it next time
 
Its been a while for me but that is some good stuff for sure.
 
Looks good from where I'm sitting.
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I love Pig Candy, but it is so time consuming that I only make for special requests and/or holidays.
Try it with just a sprinkle of cayenne pepper, or even with chocolate and nuts.

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Could anything be better than chocolate covered bacon?!?!?!:D
 
Looks good.I don't have my reading glasses...what are those green specks some kind of herb ?
 
Looks good.I don't have my reading glasses...what are those green specks some kind of herb ?
Rosemary. Used sparingly, it gives a great flavor to pork rubs.
 
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Looks great, point! What temp did you us?

Chile, I think you already got a like out of me for that chocolate covered big candy. But dang if you didn't get another like from me LOL.
 
Holy sheeeeet. My God that looks great. Point! Normy likey.
 
Looks great, point! What temp did you us?

Chile, I think you already got a like out of me for that chocolate covered big candy. But dang if you didn't get another like from me LOL.

Thanks! started it at 225° and the last 30 minutes I bumped it to 300° to crisp it a wee bit. This was really thick bacon
 
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