pasty
A different kind of pasty
Streaky, but cooked within an inch of its life so that it's good and crispy.
Is the unequivocal correct answer Bacon sandwiches should go crunch.
Streaky, but cooked within an inch of its life so that it's good and crispy.
Streaky, cooked crispy. White bread, one side of each slice toasted. This gives you integrity and crunch because the toasted side is facing out and then you hit the soft untoasted side mingling with bacon grease and HP sauce and then the crispy crunch of the bacon. So, toast one side of each slice. Game changer.
Oh and white sliced. Everytime.
Or ? What’s wrong with both? Smoked Back for the flavour and crispy streaky for a bit of crunch, between thick slices of heavily buttered very fresh white bloomer.
Why have I never thought of that? You sir, are a genius and I thank you.
Will be doing that VERY soon.
Soft white!?
No, it has to be lightly toasted Granary, a touch of English Mustard and Mayo, crisp lettuce and sliced tomato.
But I don't miss it...
That’s a BLT surely?
The OP was making enquiries about bacon sarnies.
I went in to the butcher's today and said "I'd like some bacon please." He said "Lean back?"
I said "I'd like some bacon please."
Somehow, this joke isn't working?
Unsmoked back, fresh white bread and butter, ketchup. Wonderful.
It's a bacon sarnie. With added lettuce and tomato.
Back, non-smoked, THICK CUT (crucial). Cooked till crisp.
I was a brown saucer, but have recently converted to the red and have not regretted it.
I was back. But I bought some streaky this weekend, for the first time in a while. And it crisped up really nicely and was a delight in the soft white bread with butter. The bacon fat was turning orange and the bacon itself was dark and almost burnt. Glorious.
Sorry my bad, what’s a BLT then?