Showing posts with label Bacon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bacon. Show all posts

Bacon to Explain It...


--I cant seem to find the origin of this so I will just say I first saw it over at TBolts.

BACON!

The price of Tactical Bacon keeps going up. Increase in demand is to blame!

Why the increased demand? Here is the reasons as stated by Amazon!
  • Tactical bacon in a can
  • Fully cooked and fully prepared
  • 10+ year shelf life
  • Perfect for camping, hunting, zombie standoffs, end of the world scenarios
  • Net weight is 9 oz.
 --Capitalism at it's best!


Global Bacon Shortage

I don't know why Bacon goes so well with shooting. It's probably because Bacon goes well with everything.

If you have been watching the news or reading the web you already know about the horror of the expected Global Bacon Shortage!!

This time last year it was $15 a can. Now it is $23 a can!!

Oh the Humanity!

If you like your Bug Out Bag to be properly provisioned, you need to get some Tactical Bacon!

Make some room next to your extra ammo, in that backpack, for a can of smokey goodness.

It even has a shelf life of 10 years!!

--It's worth $23 a can if the pending Zombie Apocalypse hits!

Bacon Marmalade

It’s meaty/tangy/sweet/spicy fantastically delicious.
Hat tip to Chef J. Looney! It’s meaty/tangy/sweet/spicy fantastically delicious, and here’s how I am gonna make it: 

Bacon Marmalade
7 lbs thick-cut bacon
2 cups red onion, diced
5 large cloves of garlic, minced
2 cups dark brown sugar, packed
2 cups raw apple cider vinegar
4 shots espresso
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper

"Cut the bacon into small pieces. You’ll need a really big skillet to do this in one batch, or you can use two large skillets side by side. However you do it, 7 pounds is a lot of bacon, and you want to cook it evenly, so dumping it all into a huge roaster or saucepan just won’t do the trick.

Cook the bacon over medium-high heat until it’s good and crispy. Drain the grease off and put the bacon aside for a few minutes. Reduce the heat to medium. Add the onion and garlic to the pan and cook just until it’s clear, add the vinegar to deglaze the pan, using a wooden spoon to scrape all the meaty brown bits from the bottom of the pan. Add the brown sugar, cayenne and espresso, and simmer for 2-3 minutes until everything has incorporated. Add the bacon, and simmer over medium heat until thick and syrupy. Don’t cook it too long or you’ll end up with a dry, crusty hard-candy mess. You want it kind of soupy and loose at this point, especially if you’re not going to eat it all right away (and no matter how much you love bacon, you’re not going to eat it all right away – it’s 7 pounds of bacon).

Put the whole mixture into a food processor and pulse gently 3-4 times until it starts to come together, then turn it on and let it blend until it’s the consistency you like. Less time = chunkier marmalade, more time = smoother marmalade. I like mine somewhere in the middle.

There you have it, bacon marmalade. This recipe makes about 2 quarts. It’ll keep in the fridge for 2-3 weeks. I usually heat mine up before eating, but it’s perfectly good right out of the fridge as well."

--That's right: 7 pounds of bacon AND 4 shots of espresso! I am so doing this! For my next trip to the range!

Add this to your BOB

How good is your First-Aid kit?

I bet it is not as cool as mine.

-Bacon makes everything better...




P.S.   I have created a new category: Bacon

Chicken Fried Bacon

One day they will try and ban this taste delight. That is when the real trouble will start!


--Glory.

Guns and Bacon

I don't know why Bacon goes so well with shooting. It's probably because Bacon goes well with everything.

If you like your Bug Out Bag to be properly provisioned, you need to get some Tactical Bacon!

Make some room next to your extra ammo, in that backpack, for a can of smokey goodness.

It even has a shelf life of 10 years!!

--It's worth $15 a can!

Happy New Year Humans

So here I find myself on News Years Day.

I'm only slightly hung over.  Nothing that bacon and coffee won't put right. Had about twenty people over last night to see how big a dent they could put in the bar. Single malts were the biggest hit (as usual). With 22 varieties in my collection now, they were highly enjoyed. I was amazed that the Virginia Moonshine and the German Absinthe were hit hard.

House is now clean, parades have been watched, Archer on the Tivo watched as well.

--Time to go to the range!

Northcoast Blogmeet 2010


I had the good fortune to attend the Northcoast Blogmeet.
  • The weather was beautiful.
  • The company was excellent.
  • The food plentiful and nummy.
  • The beer was cold.
  • Bacon Candy!!
And then there was the shooting. Many future blog posts will result!

I got to shoot many firearms. These shooters were happy to share.

As much fun as the shooting was, the best part was meeting the people. Heath and Amanda were excellent hosts. Thanks for letting us invade your home! (invade is an understatement) It was great hanging out with Breda, Mike, JayG, TBolt , Newbius and everyone!