...was an appetizer on the menu at a restaurant we went to a month or so ago. It was one piece of thick sliced bacon pan seared and served with a drizzle of some kind of dark sauce, Sheila said it tasted like it had A1 in it.
Anyway, she liked it and I said I could do that and it just so happened that I had 2 bellies curing at the time. Couple of weeks later, they were ready for some smoke and slicing. I sliced a few slices extra thick, maybe ½"...
I decided to sprinkle on some of my no-salt rub and grill them...
Fired up some hickory in the kettle and on they went...
Almost too dark to see, but trying to get a good char...
Sheila had been to a fall fair and bought this for me...
So I drizzled it on...
Great appetizer for before the meal...
This was really good and next time I cure bacon, I'll slice up even more thick slices to do this again. A word of caution though, if you do try this. Be aware of the salt content of the rub and the bacon. I use a lower salt content in my bacon, but still could see where this could get too salty if a normal BBQ rub is used. I used a no-salt rub that I make for this...
Anyway, she liked it and I said I could do that and it just so happened that I had 2 bellies curing at the time. Couple of weeks later, they were ready for some smoke and slicing. I sliced a few slices extra thick, maybe ½"...
I decided to sprinkle on some of my no-salt rub and grill them...
Fired up some hickory in the kettle and on they went...
Almost too dark to see, but trying to get a good char...
Sheila had been to a fall fair and bought this for me...
So I drizzled it on...
Great appetizer for before the meal...
This was really good and next time I cure bacon, I'll slice up even more thick slices to do this again. A word of caution though, if you do try this. Be aware of the salt content of the rub and the bacon. I use a lower salt content in my bacon, but still could see where this could get too salty if a normal BBQ rub is used. I used a no-salt rub that I make for this...