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Take a good piece of bacon…or a cheap generic brand piece of bacon ( this recipe makes it ALL good ) and make it sweet and a little spicy.
You won’t be able to stop eating it so make it when you have guests over, so you don’t have any leftovers. Or make it all for yourself. Nothing wrong with a little greed when it comes to bacon.
This is a super easy recipe that is a wondeful way to make breakfast special.
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees.
You will need tinfoil, parchment paper, non-stick cooking spray, a cookie sheet and a metal rack like a cookie cooling rack that is oven safe.
Cover your cookie sheet with tinfoil making sure the tinfoil folds over the edges of your cookie sheet. Trust me this will make clean up so much easier. Line the inside of the cookie sheet with parchment paper to soak up the bacon grease. If you don’t have parchment paper you can put down a layer of salt in the cookie sheet to soak up the bacon grease. This keeps it from spalttering inside your oven.
Spray the rack with non-stick spray and lay it on the cookie sheet. It should fit inside the edges of the sheet pan.
I use 24 ounces of thick cut bacon because when I make this I want a bunch of it but you can use any amount you want.
Put a cup of brown sugar in a shallow bowl, pan or plate.
I use a pie plate but a sheet pan would work really well. I like to use something with a lip on it so that the sugar mixture doesn’t get everywhere. Add the chili powder to the sugar and mix well with a fork, whisk or your hands.
Dredge the bacon in the sugar mixture making sure every bit of the bacon is covered in a nice thick layer. Lay the bacon slices close together on the rack.
If you have a tiny 21 inch oven like me you’ll have to cook the 24 ounces in a couple of batches. Oh how I envy those of you with bigger ovens.
Bake it for about 40 minutes checking every once in while as baking times are approximate. See the aforementioned lament regarding tiny ovens. You want the bacon done and not burned. When it’s done remove from the oven and try to keep from eating it all at once. It’s hard.
Enjoy!
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SinCitySugar on 5.15.2010
14 in? Oh my goodness. I will stop complaining about my oven now. I’ve added pecans to a salad I make with this but I’ve never thought to dredge the pecans and bake them too. Wow! What a great idea! Thank you!
barb on 5.12.2010
I agree about the pan prep for sure. How bout adding some chopped pecans. And I envy your 21 inch oven where I have a RV 14 inch oven.