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Freezing Bacon Strips

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Date: 12/09/2007 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Freezing > Meat  
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If you want to freeze bacon without it sticking together in a clump, roll each piece from one end to the other like a jellyroll. Place each rolled piece, side by side, and lay flat in ziplock bag in freezer. When you need bacon, take out the number of pieces needed, and thaw them in the microwave.

By Melanie from Wilkesboro, NC
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By Juslookin0 (Guest Post)
We lay them across the clingwrap, and roll, one at a time, so each piece is individually wrapped, but all into one big roll. Less freezer space taken up than rolling each one individually, and easier to defrost too. From the end, the whole roll looks like one big jelly roll :-)
Probably uses up a meter or so of cling wrap each time we buy a kilo of bacon.

Depending on how you use bacon, you can also put two or more rashers of bacon on each part of the cling wrap before you roll it - this should at least halve the amount of wrap used.

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By theseamstress (624) Contact
well what a neat idea, thanks for sharing :)

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