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I fry it up on real low heat Peach to avoid burning, takes me about 15 minutes with a couple of flips to avoid any blackening, which I hate. Any bacon with a lot of sweet stuff has to be fried up slow, I'm used to it and it's worth the wait to me.
I use maple sugar Adam, and maple syrup, just never really got the maple flavors I've been seeking for 20 + years, I like this, tho it might not be for everyone. I think not only the Mapeline but the added cure time really helped the penetration, gonna have some more for dinner, I'm beat. Went to three markets today for brisket and butts, chopping and grinding up stuff up for 20 pounds of hipshot burgers. Lot of work and running around old a old guy, but worth it, it's what we do. RAY
That is some fantastic looking maple bacon Ray! I want to do maple bacon, so thanks for posting the step-by-step. It looks like it really came out good.
I’m just picturing a nice breakfast sandwich with this stuff. Sausage patty, fried egg and maple bacon. A man can dream.
Thanks Jeff! I'd imagine your grandma and I have a little something in common, we're both old! I wouldn't think Mapeline make for very good syrup over French toast and pancakes, but it worked well for me here. RAY
That is some fantastic looking maple bacon Ray! I want to do maple bacon, so thanks for posting the step-by-step. It looks like it really came out good. I’m just picturing a nice breakfast sandwich with this stuff. Sausage patty, fried egg and maple bacon. A man can dream.
Thanks Joe! My favorite breakfast sanny is bacon, eggs, maple breakfast sausage, and cheddar off the flattop on a homemade bun. Heck, you've just inspired me, I happen to have all the fixin's on hand! Thanks for the Like amigo, I do appreciate it. RAY