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anyways......... cook it at a minute a strip.
4 pieces 4 minutes and so on
also cover with a paper towel
I have this one. http://www.kitchenemporium.com/cgi-b...od/22cmmb.html (just some random web site) I bought mine at wally world
it works great. and always comes out crispy
4 pieces 4 minutes and so on
also cover with a paper towel
I have this one. http://www.kitchenemporium.com/cgi-b...od/22cmmb.html (just some random web site) I bought mine at wally world
it works great. and always comes out crispy
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Originally Posted by Gumball
anyways......... cook it at a minute a strip.
4 pieces 4 minutes and so on
also cover with a paper towel
4 pieces 4 minutes and so on
also cover with a paper towel
but i would turn on the grill and put a pan on that
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I agree with Jim, I cook bacon that way a lot.
I recommend using paper plates with paper towel lining the bottom then bacon then more paper towel on top. When you want to cook more bacon, you going to have to use another paper plate.
An alternate option is to find something else to fix...
I recommend using paper plates with paper towel lining the bottom then bacon then more paper towel on top. When you want to cook more bacon, you going to have to use another paper plate.
An alternate option is to find something else to fix...
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Got it! It came out very well. 4 minutes for 3 thick sliced pieces. (the way I like it). I have the bacon tray where you lay the strips on the tray. Surprisingly, it'* just as good as fried bacon.
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I put two layers of paper towels on a flat plate, put the bacon stips on the paper towel and then one paper towel on the top. As Gumball said, 1 minute per strip usually works well. Check on it as it nukes to make sure you haven't overcooked it. You can always add time if the bacon is thick and needs a little more nuking.
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Originally Posted by Bonneville92V688
Got it! It came out very well. 4 minutes for 3 thick sliced pieces. (the way I like it). I have the bacon tray where you lay the strips on the tray. Surprisingly, it'* just as good as fried bacon.
even better. less greasy fat.
and still yummy
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dont worry Doug, I still fry it as well
but when your in a rush, microwave becon and scrambled eggs are just as good.
anyone try microwaved eggs yet?
but when your in a rush, microwave becon and scrambled eggs are just as good.
anyone try microwaved eggs yet?