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Re: sausage vs. bacon
bacon, and it has to be chewy. and not that crap these fast food places are putting on burgers
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[quote=celts32;633834]will you use that stake to stab a cow and get some steaks?[/quote]
loool |
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Bacon by a mile. I agree with what someone said about bacon needing to be crispy. The only time I really eat bacon is when I cook it at home. That way I know I'm getting it the way I want it.
A few weeks ago I got home from work pretty late, and was starving. I got creative and made a peanut butter and bacon sandwich. I mean, are there two foods on this earth better than peanut butter and bacon? Toasted some bread so the PB was all melty, and threw a few strips of crispy bacon on that bad boy. Oh my god. Abso-friggin-lutely delicious. |
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Tough choice but NOTHING beats Bacon!
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fast food sandwich=sausage
resturant(like cracker barrel)=bacon at home=either |
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bacon wrapped sausage, in warm maple syrup and brown sugar, it's the only way to eat either of em imo
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Taking this a step further...waffles or pancakes? Or french toast for you uppity egotistical snobs like Matty
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The problem with bacon, is people like it different consistencies. If my bacon is crispy, I dont much care for it -- which flies in the face of what others say. Sausage is much more uniform as far as how it gets cooked.
To Smootsmack, the thread highjacker, pancakes hands down. I hate the shape of waffles, too hard to control. I don't really care for syrup though, too sweet, so buttering a waffle is difficult. |
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It's always a tough choice but I gotta go with bacon, especially crispy bacon. I love a good bacon burger but i enjoy homemade ones much more because the bacon they put on my burgers at restaurants I eat at is just not as good. Sausage is great too, whether it be patties or links.
As for the waffles v. pancakes debate, man pancakes all the way. I like waffles but it's not debatable for me. |
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Scrapple!
but not that thick soggy cake form that they make it in at restaurants sliced thin and fried up crispy on the outsides with just a lil softness in the middle YUM |
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[quote=mredskins;633793]Scrapple, is better then both of them[/quote]
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[quote=SmootSmack;634012]Taking this a step further...waffles or pancakes? Or french toast for you uppity egotistical snobs like Matty[/quote]
Waffles! with peanut butter on them :) |
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[quote=Daseal;634015]The problem with bacon, is people like it different consistencies. If my bacon is crispy, I dont much care for it -- which flies in the face of what others say. Sausage is much more uniform as far as how it gets cooked..[/quote]
Exactly, unless I'm adding it to a dish for texture (say a pasta or sauce to go on fish) I want it chewy |
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Last night a friend of my wife came over and she brought over some sausage cheese dip. This morning I got up cook a biscuit and but that dip on it and ummmm. The dip was more like sausage gravy then a dip.
Maybe that sausage gravy and bisuit was not such a good idea. Ops, got to run. |
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[quote=tryfuhl;634086]Waffles!
with peanut butter on them :)[/quote] Yes!...or nutella |
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