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What to do with bacon offcuts
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I am trying to use up what i have got in at least for the next week before i have to go shopping I have in the freezer 670g of bacon bits what can i do with them ? they have been for ages cos i haven;t got a clue so over to you lot for your ideas Many thanks diHoping that when I start looking after the pennies, and the pounds will take care of them selves :j0
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Bacon bits are great to liven up anything with a cheese sauce - cauliflower cheese, macaroni cheese. As a crunchy in salad on jacket potatoes, carbonara. In bacon, potato onion bake. Anything that calls for bacon chopped up or lardons.0
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Carbonarra.
Make 'phanaki' as I suggested in another thread http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=511403
(I prefer it with sausage, but since you want to use the bacon up...)
Quiche.
Omelette/scrambled eggs.
Soup.
Put some in macaroni.
Boil some eggs and mash up with a little butter and some ham for sandwiches.
Of course it depends what else you have in, but I hope that helps a bit.
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I use mine for lovely quiches and cooked and then added to pizza toppings. Lovely!0
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Thanks for all yours suggestions think i might try Cheefulness4 's pizza toppings, and Freyasmum as i have a pkt of sausages in the freezer, plus some potatoes to use up....DiHoping that when I start looking after the pennies, and the pounds will take care of them selves :j0
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Bacon, chicken, spinach, goats cheese and pine nut salad. It's fab! Although I've just reread your post and you may not have all the other ingredients if you are trying to use stuff up. Sorry!I like cooking with wine......sometimes I even put it in the food!0
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Egg and bacon pasta
Bacon sandwiches
Bacon and split pea soup
Or you could freeze it for another time.Thanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!0 -
I'd go with the Quiche option everytime. Really bacony quiche.:pAiming to be Debt free by October 20130
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bacon roly poly. Make a suet crust make the filling with fried bacon bits, chopped onion and a tim of chopped tomatoes. Roll suet pastry out spread on bacon mixture, roll up and bake in oven. Yummy. Sorry it is a bit vague but I made it up.Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination:beer:
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Soup - fry some chopped bacon bits with an onion, plus any other uncooked veg you have, all chopped. Add a tin of tomatoes, some stock or water and some pearl barley or lentils (neither of which want soaking). Cook till tender, add any cooked veg / leftovers, add some uncooked pasta if you like, cook till all is tender. Improvise as you like, for example add canned beans or sweetcorn or whatever. Not seasonal perhaps, but quite nice to have something warming this weather...0
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