I forgot to share this when I did it, but I figure its never too late to show off (or admit to) your smoking events.
I saw this as just a picture posted on a friend's web page and decided to try it. I've since found that there's a whole web site devoted to such things.
http://www.bacondeath.com/
Here's what I did last March
Pre cook 1/2 of the thick cut bacon
Weave the remaining bacon into a mat
Thoroughly sprinkle with garlic powder
Cover with 1 pound of sausage (sweet italian in this case) and the pre-cooked bacon
Roll up the sausage and bacon
Roll up the bacon around the sausage
Smoke the whole thing (225 degrees)
I called it done at 165
Your life shortened by 1 year just looking at this picture
My kids loved it. For me, I think I should have put it over high heat for a few minutes a side at the end to crisp the outside bacon. It might look golden and crisy but it's not. Low and slow just doesn't crisp bacon
I started the whole thing at 7:50am. Put it on the smoker at 8:30. Pulled it off the smoker at 11:00
I saw this as just a picture posted on a friend's web page and decided to try it. I've since found that there's a whole web site devoted to such things.
http://www.bacondeath.com/
Here's what I did last March
Pre cook 1/2 of the thick cut bacon
Weave the remaining bacon into a mat
Thoroughly sprinkle with garlic powder
Cover with 1 pound of sausage (sweet italian in this case) and the pre-cooked bacon
Roll up the sausage and bacon
Roll up the bacon around the sausage
Smoke the whole thing (225 degrees)
I called it done at 165
Your life shortened by 1 year just looking at this picture
My kids loved it. For me, I think I should have put it over high heat for a few minutes a side at the end to crisp the outside bacon. It might look golden and crisy but it's not. Low and slow just doesn't crisp bacon
I started the whole thing at 7:50am. Put it on the smoker at 8:30. Pulled it off the smoker at 11:00