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It's not just bacon.
It's not even just chocolate covered bacon.
It's crispy drippings toffee covered in chocolate and topped with bacon!
Quit drooling on your keyboard...
And it is easily broken into pieces so you can share with your friends. Or give some to your enemies and do your part to bring on world peace, whatever.
Please remember to wash your hands and keep a clean kitchen!
You will need:
1/2 pound of bacon, cut into pieces or minced
1/2 stick (1/4 cup) butter
1 oz milk
1/2 cup sugar
1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
graham crackers or saltine crackers
medium size heavy sauce pot
baking sheet (10inx13in or so)
aluminum foil
spatula
food processor or a strong forearm and a whisk
misc kitchen tools
It's not even just chocolate covered bacon.
It's crispy drippings toffee covered in chocolate and topped with bacon!
Quit drooling on your keyboard...
And it is easily broken into pieces so you can share with your friends. Or give some to your enemies and do your part to bring on world peace, whatever.
Please remember to wash your hands and keep a clean kitchen!
You will need:
1/2 pound of bacon, cut into pieces or minced
1/2 stick (1/4 cup) butter
1 oz milk
1/2 cup sugar
1 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
graham crackers or saltine crackers
medium size heavy sauce pot
baking sheet (10inx13in or so)
aluminum foil
spatula
food processor or a strong forearm and a whisk
misc kitchen tools
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Of course, let's start with the bacon. I used something readily available in my area and often used to add flavor to soups, chili and beans; bacon ends and pieces. You could use regular sliced bacon just as easily.
You could take my route and your 1/2 pound of bacon can be cut up into a fine chop.
Alternatively, cut the bacon slices into squares or slivers to be used as the final topping.
Brown your bacon over medium low heat until nice a crispy. Drain well into a measuring cup, reserve 1/4 cup for the toffee recipe and save the rest to cook your eggs in tomorrow morning. Don't you dare throw out that liquid gold!
Using paper towels, pat any remaining grease from the bacon crumbles. Set aside.
You could take my route and your 1/2 pound of bacon can be cut up into a fine chop.
Alternatively, cut the bacon slices into squares or slivers to be used as the final topping.
Brown your bacon over medium low heat until nice a crispy. Drain well into a measuring cup, reserve 1/4 cup for the toffee recipe and save the rest to cook your eggs in tomorrow morning. Don't you dare throw out that liquid gold!
Using paper towels, pat any remaining grease from the bacon crumbles. Set aside.
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Not that I wasn't willing but I got lots of raised eyebrows when I offered it to people.