Bacon
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Bacon
Anyone out there smoked any thick sliced bacon on their ProQ?
I an looking for a little guidance so I don't have to do so much trial and especially error . . . water in the pan or no, best temp, how long to smoke . . . that sort of thing.
Thanks, U.J.
I an looking for a little guidance so I don't have to do so much trial and especially error . . . water in the pan or no, best temp, how long to smoke . . . that sort of thing.
Thanks, U.J.
Uncle Jack- Charcoal Starter
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Age : 78
Location : Fiddletown, California, USA
Registration date : 2007-11-18
Re: Bacon
Never done Bacon UJ, but I would hazard a guess that you want to slow grill it, similar to what Roxy does with his chicken bits, that is on the top grill without a water pan in, although he does use 3 stackers.
Re: Bacon
Thanks Mack. Since I only have 2 stacks maybe I'll just run a dry pan on the 2nd stack instead of down by the coals.
U.J.
U.J.
Uncle Jack- Charcoal Starter
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Location : Fiddletown, California, USA
Registration date : 2007-11-18
Re: Bacon
Is this bacon that you have made and are wanting to smoke or already made bacon you want to kick up by smoking..
If is pre-made I would suggest a low temp like 200 to 225ish should do ya.
If you have cured some bacon and want to smoke it I would go in the 160 to 170 range.
If is pre-made I would suggest a low temp like 200 to 225ish should do ya.
If you have cured some bacon and want to smoke it I would go in the 160 to 170 range.
Roxy- King of Q
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Location : Canada
Registration date : 2007-11-12
Re: Bacon
Thanks Roxy. One of the local butcher shops will slice it as thick as I want. I just want to kick it up with a nice sugar maple smoke flavor for the family breakfast at Christmas time.
U.J.
U.J.
Uncle Jack- Charcoal Starter
- Number of posts : 77
Age : 78
Location : Fiddletown, California, USA
Registration date : 2007-11-18
Re: Bacon
Uncle Jack wrote:Thanks Roxy. One of the local butcher shops will slice it as thick as I want. I just want to kick it up with a nice sugar maple smoke flavor for the family breakfast at Christmas time.
U.J.
I really like double smoked bacon. Be sure to add some of your favorite rub with a bit of sugar in it to the bacon. You can also add a lot of brown sugar and make something called "Pig candy" which is freakin awesome.
You can smoke the bacon at low temps 170 to 180 for a while and allow to cool. Dont over cook it that way you can still fry it up when you want it.
Roxy- King of Q
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Location : Canada
Registration date : 2007-11-12
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