Is it possible to bake Bacon and if so,for how long would you have to bake it for it to be cooked?

Here is one you might enjoy. I know I have! Brown Sugar Bacon ngredients 1/2 cup brown sugar 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard 1/4 pound sliced bacon Directions Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.In a large plastic zip-top bag, combine brown sugar and mustard.

Add bacon and toss to coat. Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil or parchment paper. Place a cooling rack on the lined baking sheet.

Put bacon on rack and roast in oven for 20 minutes. Let drain for a few minutes on the rack and serve. The husband and the kids devour this in 10 min LOL!

So make extra! :) Enjoy! Sources: A.

K's Kitchen .

I have started cooking bacon like this all the time. After I saw a show on Food network where they did this for several reasons. First the bacon stayed flat and was not curled.

Second it did not have to be turned. Third reason is you are spared the snap crackle pop that often zings hot oil on you. I used turkey bacon this last time and that worked out very well.

Use an oven broiler pan so there will be the slotted pan for drippings to drain away from the meat. Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. Lay the bacon slices across the pan.

If you use turkey bacon brush it lightly with olive oil prior to cooking to keep it from drying out. Turkey bacon cooks for about 20-25 minutes. Regular bacon cooks 25-45 minutes until desired crispness is obtained.It's not a fast method, but every strip is perfect.

You apparently can also cook it under the broiler for 10 minutes but I have not tried that. You just have to plan and start the bacon first.It will be worth it. Sources: personal experience .

Yes. When I attended a prayer breakfast some years ago, they did that regularly. Time: a couple of hours.

The bacon went on pans and in the oven first. But it cooked pretty well and the racks minimized the grease content. The clean-up was a bear, but we managed..

I do it all the time! It really saves on the mess and splatter etc. You can either put it directly on a cookie sheet ( with sides) or on a rack on the cookie sheet. Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes.

If it's on the rack you don't have to turn the bacon halfway through. If it's directly on the pan, you need to turn it halfway through. This works for turkey bacon too.

When it's baked it's a lot less greasy to eat, although I still put it on paper towels once it's done and out of the oven.

Poppet! Said: 1 It's a very popular way to make bacon on all the tv shows! Here's how from Mahalo: 1.

Put your oven rack in the middle position. 2. Pre-heat your oven to 375 degrees.3.

Line a flat baking pan with tin foil. You'll need a baking pan with a rim that is at least 3/4 of an inch high, to prevent fat from spattering around the stove.4. Remove your bacon from the packaging.

5. Separate the slices of bacon. 6. Place your slices of bacon side by side on the cookie sheet.

* If your cookie sheet is large enough, you can place some bacon going in the other direction on the top and bottom of your cookie sheet. 7. Check pan during the process and drain grease as necessary.8.

Remove pan when bacon is crisp (15-20 minutes). 9. Place bacon on top of paper towels to soak up fat.10.

Serve! You can make the bacon up in advance, I believe, and reheat quickly when needed. Now I want some bacon!.

It's a very popular way to make bacon on all the tv shows! Here's how from Mahalo: 1. Put your oven rack in the middle position.2.

Pre-heat your oven to 375 degrees. 3. Line a flat baking pan with tin foil.

You'll need a baking pan with a rim that is at least 3/4 of an inch high, to prevent fat from spattering around the stove. 4. Remove your bacon from the packaging.

5. Separate the slices of bacon.6. Place your slices of bacon side by side on the cookie sheet. * If your cookie sheet is large enough, you can place some bacon going in the other direction on the top and bottom of your cookie sheet.7.

Check pan during the process and drain grease as necessary. 8. Remove pan when bacon is crisp (15-20 minutes).9.

Place bacon on top of paper towels to soak up fat.10. Serve! You can make the bacon up in advance, I believe, and reheat quickly when needed.

Now I want some bacon!

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