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Right or wrong, it's also used to describe similarly cured cow, turkey, & lamb (in my eating experience).
So I use "bacon" more broadly than some would.
rosends
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I'm just trying to figure out if it is technically correct or not, because there is kosher beef, turkey, lamb and duck "bacon".
I'd forgotten about duck bacon....I've had that too.
The term, "bacon", generally refers to cured pork.
But these days, it can refer to other meats if followed by the critter term.
crowfeather
One
When I was young, I loathed bacon. It seemed to perfectly embody all that was wrong with the world of humans.
Now I am old, and even bacon falls within the realm of what one must tolerate, in the world of humans.
Now I am old, and even bacon falls within the realm of what one must tolerate, in the world of humans.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Turkey bacon, if I understand correctly, is kosher (also very delicious and leaner than the pork variety).
Turkey & pork bacon are different, but I enjoy them equally....sometimes one more than the other.....it varies.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Vegan bacon, however...
...is an abomination.
rosends
Well-Known Member
my child actually likes the Morningstar Farms veggie bacon. In that sense, I have failed as a father.
But since she also loves Facon, and ribs and steak, I'm willing to give her that veggie stuff for non-meat meals.
We will strive to show tolerance for her tastes.
I urge all to say nothing cruel to her.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
To be fair, I've had veggie burgers that were passable.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
I tried to follow his recipe, but it wasn't until my kitchen was a disaster did I realize I was reading it in the wrong direction.
There is really no point living at that juncture, but I guess if you've never had it you don't know what you are missing.