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  1. #1
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    I love bacon. I cook greens in the drippings, but I never thought of using bacon fat for baking.
    At least I don't leave slime trails.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Owlie View Post
    I love bacon. I cook greens in the drippings, but I never thought of using bacon fat for baking.
    A friend of mine owns a bakery and made chocolate bacon coffee cupcakes last Fall. She included a bit of bacon drippings in the batter, plus bacon pieces. They were TO DIE FOR!
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    BACON makes everything taste the best it can taste!! Ok- maybe not everything, but lots and lots of food! Congrats on your win.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Owlie View Post
    I love bacon. I cook greens in the drippings, but I never thought of using bacon fat for baking.
    I wish I did this. How do you keep the drippings prepared? I have never known what to do. We only cook bacon once every few months in my house but I cook greens every week. Can I store drippings or is that not safe?
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  5. #5
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    Keep the drippings in a jar in the fridge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by malkin View Post
    Keep the drippings in a jar in the fridge.
    And then get a big dollop out and use like any other cooking fat.

    Also good on eggs. That's what I'm having for breakfast.

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    Oh, thank you! I had no idea and always wondered. I will totally do this next time. I loveeeeeeeeeeeee greens but need to add a little something now and then.
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    I don't eat pork, but when I make chicken stock, I recover the fat and store it in the freezer. Then I'll use it for cooking fat when I want that chicken flavor.
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    Those cookies sound SO GOOD, GLC. I'd be interested to know what is in 'em in place of the "grain"!
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