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Manxmum
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Hi all. I have taken a packet of cooking bacon out of the freezer to make a bacon and mushroom pasta but there is far too much, what can I do with the rest? I usually make lentil and bacon soup but I’m looking for something new. Thanks.
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Top baked potatoes with crispy bacon and cheese, make egg and bacon omelettes or fried potatoes with bacon and onion etc, add it to spinach or other veggie sides.DEBT 02/25: total £6100 Debt free date 12/250
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Cook it up and refreeze for when you want to add bacon.
Or do a quiche lorraine.0 -
I use it for quiches£370/£300 April challenge :T:T0
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Bacon sandwiches for lunch!
Fry with some onion and add to cooked cabbage as a tasty veg.0 -
An Irish staple - bacon and cabbage.
Sound hideous, but trust me on this. Traditionally you would use bacon chops, but there's no real reason why rashers can't be used. Serve the bacon on a bed of cabbage, and top with parsley sauce. Don't knock it til you're tried it...No longer a spouse, or trailing, but MSE won't allow me to change my username...0 -
Thanks all - went with Thriftylass’s suggestion and used it with some left over boiled new potatoes, onions and some frozen spinach which had been lingering in the freezer for about a year, it was lovely. Will definitely be trying the other suggestions too as I have several packets stashed.0
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Manxmum - next time you're freezing bacon, try putting it into smaller portions before freezing. Much simpler to use up :j. I do that with all the meat that I'm freezing because, most of the time, there's only the two of us to cook for.0
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Olliebeak1951 wrote: »Manxmum - next time you're freezing bacon, try putting it into smaller portions before freezing. Much simpler to use up :j. I do that with all the meat that I'm freezing because, most of the time, there's only the two of us to cook for.
I second that. I freeze everything in portions for 2 of us.
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Yes I should have split the packs - they are 500g each and I didn’t really realise just how much that is, there are 4 of us (two smalls) but half a pack is more than enough. I will remember that in future (I still have 3 more full packs in the freezer).0
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Makes a great base for lentil, split pea or minestrone soup.:) Half a pack is enough for a decent sized pot of soup.0
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