Turkey Bacon

I actualy liked turkey bacon.. try frying it.

Tori

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"Kristen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Ok, Safeway had turkey bacon on sale buy one get one free, so I went ahead
and picked 2 packages up. I figured less fat and calories, however, the
taste and texture leaves a little to be desired. I nuked some for bacon
bits on my salad. Kinda chewy. Anywy, since I have 2lbs to get through,
anybody have ideas/experience with this stuff?
TIA
Kristen
239/215/175

In article <[email hidden]>,

Kristen said:

Ok, Safeway had turkey bacon on sale buy one get one free, so I went ahead
and picked 2 packages up. I figured less fat and calories, however, the
taste and texture leaves a little to be desired. I nuked some for bacon
bits on my salad. Kinda chewy. Anywy, since I have 2lbs to get through,
anybody have ideas/experience with this stuff?
TIA
Kristen
239/215/175

Never tried the bacon, but turkey ham dries into a really good jerky.
Give it a try - hang on oven rack at lowest possible setting (~150d)
with door ajar for a few hours.

KeS

Kristen said:

Ok, Safeway had turkey bacon on sale buy one get one free, so I went

ahead

Quoted message said:

and picked 2 packages up. I figured less fat and calories, however,

the

Quoted message said:

taste and texture leaves a little to be desired. I nuked some for

bacon

Quoted message said:

bits on my salad. Kinda chewy. Anywy, since I have 2lbs to get

through,

Quoted message said:

anybody have ideas/experience with this stuff?
TIA
Kristen
239/215/175

My sympathies about Turkey bacon. I try not to eat pork so thought
turkey bacon would be a good substitute. I tried aname brand but found
the stuff unchewable--like leather. I threw mine out and don't buy it
anymore.

Kristen wrote:
:: Ok, Safeway had turkey bacon on sale buy one get one free, so I went
:: ahead and picked 2 packages up. I figured less fat and calories,
:: however, the taste and texture leaves a little to be desired. I
:: nuked some for bacon bits on my salad. Kinda chewy. Anywy, since I
:: have 2lbs to get through, anybody have ideas/experience with this
:: stuff?

Cook it up, crop it up, and put in cabbage.

I used to nuke and nuke and nuke turkey bacon until very crisp. Tasted
wonderful. I stopped doing this because of things I read about excessive
heat damaging fats, and even making trans fat.

After nuking, I would put the cooked bacon in the freezer section for about
ten minutes. It helps make it seriously crisp.

"Kristen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Ok, Safeway had turkey bacon on sale buy one get one free, so I went ahead
and picked 2 packages up. I figured less fat and calories, however, the
taste and texture leaves a little to be desired. I nuked some for bacon
bits on my salad. Kinda chewy. Anywy, since I have 2lbs to get through,
anybody have ideas/experience with this stuff?
TIA
Kristen
239/215/175