Bacon (B)logging
Sometime between my last blog post and this blog post, there was this spate of Internet Craziness — Testosterone-Fueled Internet Craziness — about Barbecued Bacon Logs.
It all started with a post on a BBQ blog a few days before Christmas. Someone had contacted the bloggers about a recipe for barbecued bacon, and the bloggers rose to the occasion. In spades.
I first found out about it via The New York Times online edition,1 but a Google search2 I did today had over half a million hits. The Bacon Explosion has turned into a full-blown Internet meme and now appears on YouTube and Wikipedia.
I know several guys that had the “I Must Make This” response to the recipe, The Husband among them. I figured that it would be an amusing thing to do over a lazy winter weekend. Why not? There’s a lot of text out there on the ‘Net about this recipe, so I don’t hope to add anything to the dialogue. I do, however, have some WIP and FO photos. Pork Pr0n. It was darned tasty.3






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- On my Google home page, where I have the “most emailed” Times articles widget. [↩]
- English-language pages only, exact phrase “bacon explosion.” The hits increased to almost 3 million when I accepted pages in any language. [↩]
- Tasty, but something to eat in small slices. Very salty, and not as greasy as I imagined. [↩]




February 13th, 2009 at 9:31 am
Have you seen the bacon yarn yet? http://www.holidayyarns.com/baconswatchclosesm.png