not like the extra stuff i'm unfortunately carrying around right now.
fat (and skin) on meat. if i'm making something like beef stew, i'm meticulous in trimming every molecule of fat off the beef so i KNOW i won't end up with anything unexpected/unpleasant in my mouth.
bacon is almost all fat. it doesn't have to be crumby/crispy but can't have WHITE fat. being slightly "bendy" is idea. i see "pork belly" being featured on TV cooking shows/competitions and almost GAG at the though of eating it. yet wouldn't think of tossing bacon fat... liquid GOLD.
very small amounts of VERY crispy fat on the edge of a nice medium rare steak or nice pork/veal chop can be a very nice treat. a bone-in/skin-on chicken with ultra-crisp skin is delightful.
where do you stand on fat?
bacon is almost all fat. it doesn't have to be crumby/crispy but can't have WHITE fat. being slightly "bendy" is idea. i see "pork belly" being featured on TV cooking shows/competitions and almost GAG at the though of eating it. yet wouldn't think of tossing bacon fat... liquid GOLD.
very small amounts of VERY crispy fat on the edge of a nice medium rare steak or nice pork/veal chop can be a very nice treat. a bone-in/skin-on chicken with ultra-crisp skin is delightful.
where do you stand on fat?
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