Bacon Crusted Bacon with Bacon Dipping Sauce
Seems like just yesterday that it was Thursday. TGI Fryday! Today, I've got something I'm calling a Bacon Bypass, deep fried bite sized chicarrone (aka pork rinds) crusted Chinese bacon served with a Baconnaise dipping sauce.

Bacon Bypass
One package of Chinese bacon (a sweet cured bacon available at most Asian markets and online)
One package of ground chicharrones or freshly ground pork rinds
1/2 cup flour
2 eggs lightly beaten
Baconnaise

Remove Chinese bacon from packaging and soak in water for at least six hours. Remove from water, pat dry and remove the hard rind. Cut into 1 inch pieces. Place flour, eggs and ground chicarrones in three separate bowls. Toss bacon in flour, then in egg, then chicarrones. Deep fry in batches for approximately 5-7 minutes at 375 degrees until they turn golden brown and float. Note that the ground chicarrones will puff up a bit in spots, similar to the air pockets in a fried pork rind. Remove from oil and dry on paper towels. Serve with a side of chilled Baconnaise for dipping.
Note, if you have additional ideas for future TGI Fryday offerings, be sure to leave us a comment here or visit us on Twitter @SmokeInDaEye and tweet your idea including a #fryday hashtag. Also, please take a minute to vote for us as one of your favorite barbecue blogs by clicking the link below.

Bacon Bypass
One package of Chinese bacon (a sweet cured bacon available at most Asian markets and online)
One package of ground chicharrones or freshly ground pork rinds
1/2 cup flour
2 eggs lightly beaten
Baconnaise

Remove Chinese bacon from packaging and soak in water for at least six hours. Remove from water, pat dry and remove the hard rind. Cut into 1 inch pieces. Place flour, eggs and ground chicarrones in three separate bowls. Toss bacon in flour, then in egg, then chicarrones. Deep fry in batches for approximately 5-7 minutes at 375 degrees until they turn golden brown and float. Note that the ground chicarrones will puff up a bit in spots, similar to the air pockets in a fried pork rind. Remove from oil and dry on paper towels. Serve with a side of chilled Baconnaise for dipping.
Note, if you have additional ideas for future TGI Fryday offerings, be sure to leave us a comment here or visit us on Twitter @SmokeInDaEye and tweet your idea including a #fryday hashtag. Also, please take a minute to vote for us as one of your favorite barbecue blogs by clicking the link below.
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9/22/2009 10:52 AM
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