Bacon Butties....

[boatone]

If, like me , you are partial to a bacon butty but dread the frying pan aftermath - and you have a microwave theres a new bacon pack in the stores called Danepack Rapid Rashers and its brill.
Pack contains 3 microwave pouches each containing two rashers of good quality back bacon and a pack takes around 70 secs to cook. mmmmm...

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[powerskipper]

Nothing like bacon, eggs, mushrooms, tomatos, fryed bread with marmite on, followed by toast for a wonderful, breakfast when out boating, mmmmmmm, Or even on a sunday morning, Must go now mouth watering and going to cook!!!!!

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[Bejasus]

'going to cook!!!!!'

Quite right too. Get tha sen back in't kitchen, woman./forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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[Mike21]

Well get a move on woman, I'm hungry/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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[powerskipper]

OK H00 , this what you mean, /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

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[Bejasus]

Ah, t' good old days, when I were a lad......................./forums/images/icons/crazy.gif

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[powerskipper]

And it was yummy!

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[Bejasus]

I may be wrong, but I suspect the comment from you, was significantly more dangerous than the comment from me./forums/images/icons/wink.gif You're in range, i'm not./forums/images/icons/smile.gif
At least not until Mercury./forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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[Mike21]

You mean like this

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[jimi]

fried tattie scones

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[powerskipper]

Once want on holiday on the broads, with 3 girlfreinds, we were aged 17- 23 and my mother packed us some provitions for the week, tea, coffee , milk and 48 Pot noodles!

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[Bejasus]

aye, but fried efter ra bacon. Killer flavour.

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[Bejasus]

That's the one................./forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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[peterandjeanette]

Is one to assume that this means another toy for the new boat ( + invertor ) ?

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[boatone]

already got an invertor but rckon cost of microwave jsut for bacon butties maybe not money best spent......
bacon this way has however revolutionised brekky here at home tho.....brill....

So, suggest arrange suitable programme of thames based meet-ups for coming season...I'll provide the bacon and u bring the microwave...../forums/images/icons/laugh.gif

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[TwoStroke]

You can already cook ordinary bacon in the microwave - have been doing so for years. Minimum 2 mins, or 1 min per slice if more than two slices. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

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[KevB]

Agree with twostroke, ordinary bacon can be cooked perfectly in a microwave. Even goes crispy.

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[peterandjeanette]

You're on!

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[penfold]

bugger the microwave; make yer bacon butties at home, wrap 'em in tinfoil and take then with you. Then when you want a quick snack lob them into the oven or under the grill for 5 minutes; magic! and no mess or even frying pans.....

cheers,
david

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