Maken Bacon?

  • Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
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    #328682

    Please Mr CKing…the location of Nueske’s is? Not Janesville I hope…If so, we going fishing when I get down there for my pound of test bacon?

    carpking
    Janesville, WI.
    Posts: 859
    #328686

    Nueskes is in WIttenburg, WI. made many travels there! They make a mean smoked pheasant….yum!

    sliderfishn
    Blaine, MN
    Posts: 5432
    #328687

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    Headcheese…ikes! I didn’t think people really ate that stuff? I thought it was for parent to threaten their kids with!



    That is what my grandfather use to do to me. After a while he would just pull it out of the fridge and I would run.

    Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #328688

    Carpking…mapquest didn’t like the name of the town…how about a zip code.

    slider…rasin blood sausage. Once it started cooking I was out of the house for the duration.

    putz
    Cottage Grove, Minn
    Posts: 1551
    #328695

    Ah, Brian. Rasin blood sauage. MMM-MMM. It was my job as a kid to catch the blood from the hog in a pan filled with ice cubes and keep stirring so it wouldn’t congeal. Headcheese, blood sausage, cracklin’ cookies, rocky mountain oysters, lutefisk, pork hocks, cream from the separator for the wheaties, eggs and potatos fried in bacon grease, home churned butter, and apple pie with crust made from lard. If it ain’t fried, it ain’t died. No wonder I’m on Lipitor now.

    skhartke
    Somerset, WI
    Posts: 1416
    #328719

    Brian,

    Try RJ’s Meats in Hudson. Right on top of the hill between Taco Johns and KFC. They slice it as thick as you would like! They have wonderful sausage and meats also. Try the jalepeno cheddar brats! WOO HOO!!!

    Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
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    #328726

    I forgot all about RJ’s…heading there today…right after Fleet Farm..Thanks!

    skhartke
    Somerset, WI
    Posts: 1416
    #328730

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    I forgot all about RJ’s…heading there today…right after Fleet Farm..Thanks!



    Stop by the liquor store and get some Leinies, and you’ve hit what I call the Trifecta!

    shaggy
    Milaca, MN
    Posts: 10
    #328740

    The George Foreman grill works great. It drains the grease and prevents splattering.

    Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
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    #328743

    Shaggy, there are “some people” that like the grease…I’m not going to mention Gary’s name in public.

    mossydan
    Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    Posts: 7727
    #328776

    Hey Brian, I put my bacon in a skillet and slightly lap it as to get enough of it in the pan. I cook it on medium low heat with a LID on the skillet to keep it from drying out. I put in a few tablespoons of water too keep it from drying out. I turn with a fork and put the lid back on until its done adding a little more water after turning it. I put a piece of paper towel on a plate and as soon as i take it out I lay it on the towel to absorb the grease. I pour off most the grease then put in my coarsely chopped potatoes with skins still on, red potatoes, then when thier done I take them out then turn the heat up and fry two sunny side up eggs while the wholewheat bread is toasting, four pieces, for real butter. Whole wheat bread with real butter dippend into fresh egg yolk! Man thats a good breakfast! The best bacon i’ve ever had was from a grocery store on the main drag on the south side of Prarie du chiene about 15 years ago. Smoked and cured with coarse ground pepper between the slices. They called it pepper bacon,Boy was that good bacon, thick sliced too.

    Brian Klawitter
    Keymaster
    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #328786

    Mossy…you had me until you got to the eggs…That pepper bacon was around a lot..but it seems to have gone the way of salt pork.

    Once in a while I’ll sprinkle cracked pepper on our bacon. My wife is a pepperahalic. Good stuff!

    carpking
    Janesville, WI.
    Posts: 859
    #328792

    Cooked Bacon? Who cooks bacon? You mean no one eats it raw anymore? I used to nearly gag as I would watch my grandfather knaw on bacon slices, washed down with a warm bottle of Blatz beer. Only thing I can think of was that the raw bacon made the beer taste better!

    Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #328797

    Ok…that one did it…rather eat eggs!

    I’ve heard that Blatz killed the tricina (sp?) worm.

    sliderfishn
    Blaine, MN
    Posts: 5432
    #328799

    Anything would make Blatz taste better. Heck I might even try headcheese before I drink that stuff again.

    carpking
    Janesville, WI.
    Posts: 859
    #328812

    I could keep going…..my grandmother saved bacon grease in a coffee can on the stove and would use it for shortening to make cookies! Trust me…there are a lot of cookies along side the road from Janesville to Necedah WI.

    sliderfishn
    Blaine, MN
    Posts: 5432
    #328813

    If your grandfather ate bacon raw, how did your grandmother get the grease?

    mossydan
    Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    Posts: 7727
    #328827

    Lol, I can’t control it, I can barely type, this sites too much, yay:

    carpking
    Janesville, WI.
    Posts: 859
    #328866

    Oh, she cooked bacon too…..thats what the dog named Boobie ate!

    gundez-71
    South Minnesota
    Posts: 675
    #328884

    A LOAF OF SOURDOUGH BREAD TOASTED
    3-4 OF NEIGHBOR DALE’S HOMEGROWN TOMATES ”WELL PEPPERED”
    AT LEAST ONE POUND OF THICK SLICED BACON FRIED TO TASTE
    A HEAD OF LETTUCE
    MIRACLE WHIP
    SLICED VADALIA OINION IF AVAILABLE

    NOW ASSEMBLE INTO A XX-LARGE BLT IT USUALLY TAKES AT LEAST 2 TO GET TO A SATISFIED POINT
    1 COLD BEER TO DRINK PER SANDWICH

    ALSO MY AUNT WOULD FRY THEIR HOMEMADE BOHEMIAN BACON NEVER DRAINING THE GREASE OFF UNTIL THE EGGS WERE FRIED. THEN THE GREASE WAS SAVED TO FRY CHICKEN IN OR IF IT WAS RAINING OUT SIDE SHE WOULD START FRYING THE CHICKEN RIGHT AWAY SO IT WAS DONE FOR LUNCH. THEN THE FARM WORK WOULD BEGIN.

    ENJOY

    Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #328903

    Sooo…Boobie ate burnt bacon in the barn with butter?

    Brian Klawitter
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    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
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    #328906

    Hey Gundy? What’s “HOMEMADE BOHEMIAN BACON”?

    I had a bohemian girlfriend that always called me a “hunyack and pizzard”…can you translate…maybe in a pm if need be? She would never tell me what it meant…Actually I think her mother started it when I told her that I didn’t like her prune kolochis.

    gundez-71
    South Minnesota
    Posts: 675
    #328928

    WELL THE BOHEMIAN BACON WAS DEEPLY SMOKED I KNOW THAT AND OF COURSE 95% FAT. WHAT THEY SMOKED IT WITH WAS USUALLY APLLE WOOD AS THEY HAD ALOT OF THAT. AS FAR AS HUNYUK AND PIZZARD I DON’T KNOW WHAT THERE REAL MEANING IS EITHER. I WAS CALLED A HUNYUK ALOT BUT I NEVER HEARD THE WORD PIZZARD. THERE IS SO MANY DIFFERENT STYLES OF KOLACKY THAT I COULDN’T TELL YOU WHAT STLYE YOU HAD. I KNOW MY MOTHER MADE DIFFERENT KINDS FROM PRUNES, APPLESAUCE, APRICOTS AND EVEN PEACHES AND WE ATE THEM AS FAST AS SHE WOULD MAKE THEM SHE WOULD PUT POWERED SUGAR IN THE MIDDLE. THAT IS PART OF THE REASON I GREW UP ROUNDER THAN HIGH.

    GUNDY

    carpking
    Janesville, WI.
    Posts: 859
    #328947

    No, no…Boobie ate perfect bacon in the house at the table with a bib on!

    mossydan
    Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    Posts: 7727
    #328949

    Can you imagine sitting around a table in a tavern after a few and talking like this, i’d be on the floor with laughing cramps.

    carpking
    Janesville, WI.
    Posts: 859
    #328951

    Mossy and Brian, I could tell you grandparent stories that would put you in a nut house laughing! I still have nitemares!

    mossydan
    Cedar Rapids, Iowa
    Posts: 7727
    #328952

    I know what you mean, my old great grandmother just love too set and pick the meat off of chicken necks and backs. She didn’t want the meat off of the legs, thighs or breast. She’d sit for hours and work on them, she had the cleanest chicken bones on the block, probably the whole valley.

    Brian Klawitter
    Keymaster
    Minnesota/Wisconsin Mississippi River
    Posts: 59992
    #328953

    Never…Never laugh at a KOLACKY! Unless you want to be in the Hunyak and Pizzard club.!

    sliderfishn
    Blaine, MN
    Posts: 5432
    #328959

    Quote:


    I could tell you grandparent stories that would put you in a nut house laughing! I still have nitemares!



    Good, I am not the only one that has nightmares about grandparents.

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