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

Bacon Mat

Seasoned Bacon Mat

Sausage and More Bacon

Uncooked, and sauceless, bacon log

Cooked and Saucy

Cross Section o' Bacon Log

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

One Response to “Bacon (B)logging”

  1. Tarre Says:

    Have you seen the bacon yarn yet? http://www.holidayyarns.com/baconswatchclosesm.png