Talk to me about bacon

Dyal_SC

PigBeanUs said:

Dyal_SC said:

PigBeanUs said:

Dyal_SC said:

theyolksonyou said:

With a side of slow cooked beans. 

Man I love a big pot of slow cooked pinto beans. @PigBeanUs , you have any good recipes?  I usually keep it simple with a ham bone, onions, water, hot sauce and S&P.  

We love this recipe:

https://culinaryginger.com/british-baked-beans/

But we do add bacon!

Thx for the link!  Are you across the pond?  

No, I just like the recipe.  Try it!

Will do, thx!  

nolaegghead

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

PigBeanUs

nolaegghead said:

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

I do not understand one word of this.

johnmitchell

PigBeanUs said:

nolaegghead said:

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

I do not understand one word of this.

Look at the time it was posted

PigBeanUs

johnmitchell said:

PigBeanUs said:

nolaegghead said:

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

I do not understand one word of this.

Look at the time it was posted

Oh!  Hahaha!

alaskanassasin

PigBeanUs said:

nolaegghead said:

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

I do not understand one word of this.

Shocker!

Jupiter Jim

Dyal_SC said:

@Jupiter Jim wraps his chicken wings with bacon and finishes them with Blues Hog Sauce. They’re award winning and delicious. 

Great just throw my secret recipe out like that!

nolaegghead

PigBeanUs said:

nolaegghead said:

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

I do not understand one word of this.

English.  Do you speak it?

PigBeanUs

nolaegghead said:

PigBeanUs said:

nolaegghead said:

There must be some kind of symbiosis between pig crap and nitrogen fixing legumes, both are redundant insofar as nitrogen in soil goes.  So there's that giant question mark...  I'd love to hear about it so I don't have an image of "large members" as nightmare fuel whenever I see your handle.  Convince me otherwise.  Go!

I do not understand one word of this.

English.  Do you speak it?

Yes.  Do you?

Jupiter Jim

I Love Bacon and just in case you didn't know it's fat free, just look at all the grease in the pan after frying it!