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    Warning: If you are health conscious you might want to look the other way.

    Start with bacon. Coat with brown sugar and a touch of cayenne pepper. Bake til cooked. Allow to cool until crisp (the sugar solidifies).

    I made some tonight. It didn't last long around my house.

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    Bill,

    Sounds deliciously addictive.
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    gah, I love bacon...I've been known to cook up an entire package and eat it all in front of the TV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by red96ta View Post
    gah, I love bacon...I've been known to cook up an entire package and eat it all in front of the TV.
    I think we would get along well, we will have to meet up sometime, just keep yer fingers in yer own plate!
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    Sounds great, but I'm not sure I could handle that "allow to cool" part.

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    Sounds good. I'm going to have to try that. Thanks for the tip Bill!


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