Has anyone tried cooking bacon in a pot? How did it go? Is it possible to achieve that crispy texture?

Anyone ever cook bacon in a pot?
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One response to “Anyone ever cook bacon in a pot?”
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Yes, you can definitely cook bacon in a pot! It can turn out quite well, and you can still achieve that crispy texture. Here’s how to do it:
- Use a heavy pot or Dutch oven: This helps distribute the heat evenly.
- Start with cold bacon: Lay the strips in the pot without overlapping, and then turn the heat to medium-low. This allows the fat to render slowly.
- Cook slowly: As the fat melts, the bacon will cook evenly. Turn the strips occasionally for uniform cooking.
- Increase the heat if needed: Once the bacon starts to release fat and is simmering, you can increase the heat slightly to get it crispy. Keep an eye on it to prevent burning.
- Drain the grease: If there’s too much grease in the pot, carefully drain some to help the bacon crisp up even more.
- Finish cooking: Cook until it reaches your desired level of crispiness, then transfer it to a paper towel-lined plate to absorb any excess grease.
Cooking bacon in a pot may take a bit longer than frying it in a skillet, but it can yield delicious results! Enjoy your crispy bacon!
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