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Sous Vide Bacon!

Heard about this, thought I'd give it a go...

Needs 8 hrs..so starting the process in the evening, works out perfect for breakfast.

One pound package of thick sliced bacon in the bath for 8 hrs min. Package goes in right from the fridge..no opening the vacuum wrap...saves the step of eliminating the air in a ziploc.
8 hrs, or more, at 145 degrees.
In the morning, open the package, and do a quick fry for 2 minutes per side..to give it a crispy outer texture.

Turned out great...the taste was amazing..crispy on the outside and tender inside.

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You have far more patience than I.

For me, even the microwave takes too long to give up the goods.
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You have far more patience than I.

For me, even the microwave takes too long to give up the goods.

You just don't love bacon as much as I do!

Aside from the 8 hrs in the water, there isn't much time spent with preparing it.
And virtually no clean-up.
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Quick thawing of meat tip.


in sealed bag, just toss it in the hot-tub.
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Interesting. I would have thought it would be mushy.

Ever have boiled bacon? Yuck!
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Interesting. I would have thought it would be mushy.

Ever have boiled bacon? Yuck!

The water never touches the food/meat in Sous Vide.
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The water never touches the food/meat in Sous Vide.
Yes, I understand and Sous Vide as well. My comparison to boiled bacon wasn't meant to be a direct one.

I love doing steak or roast and then finishing on the grill or in a pan. I did some Venison 24 hours @140 and then finished with some caramelized onion for chili. It was amazing if I do say so myself.
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^^^ Yes...no better way to get a steak to the exact doneness that you want.
A rib-eye at 133 is heaven!
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^^^^ Waiting 8 hrs for bacon is hell
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133 is way too high for Rib-eyes.


I pull mine at 120 max, let them creep up to finish around 123-125


PINK and juicy...........133 is more medium +
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^^^^ Waiting 8 hrs for bacon is hell
Put it in the water at 11PM..then count pigs, instead of sheep!
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Put in the water at 11PM..then count pigs, instead of sheep!
I get up to 14...damn little piggy goin' wee, wee, wee....

Makes me hungry
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133 is way too high for Rib-eyes.


I pull mine at 120 max, let them creep up to finish around 123-125


PINK and juicy...........133 is more medium +

I'll try that next time. Still learning on beef cuts.
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This just seems odd. I'd be willing to eat if if someone else was willing to go through the trouble, but unless the bacon is 1/4" thick, I can't see the point.
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I get up to 14...damn little piggy goin' wee, wee, wee....

Makes me hungry
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Heard about this, thought I'd give it a go...

Needs 8 hrs..so starting the process in the evening, works out perfect for breakfast.

One pound package of thick sliced bacon in the bath for 8 hrs min. Package goes in right from the fridge..no opening the vacuum wrap...saves the step of eliminating the air in a ziploc.
8 hrs, or more, at 145 degrees.
In the morning, open the package, and do a quick fry for 2 minutes per side..to give it a crispy outer texture.

Turned out great...the taste was amazing..crispy on the outside and tender inside.
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A person may...but there is no need to watch it for the 8 hr cooking time.
This guy shows how it's done...I cut off the first part, he was rambling.
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Heard about this, thought I'd give it a go...

Needs 8 hrs..so starting the process in the evening, works out perfect for breakfast.
I might give it a go too. What do i have to lose? Been baking mine and it takes 15 - 20 minutes.
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I suppose you could do pork jowls in it also.
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I suppose you could do pork jowls in it also.

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