Valentine's day inspiration

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AzJohnnyC
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Valentine's day inspiration

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Here's an idea for what to get that special person. I made these bacon roses for friends of mine as a gift when they were moving to another state.

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Livewire
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Re: Valentine's day inspiration

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WTF :lol:

Did you actually lacquer them :?:

How long did they last ?

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AzJohnnyC
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Re: Valentine's day inspiration

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I didn't laquer them. I dusted them with my rub seasoning, put some brown sugar on them, added some honey, rolled them up, and cooked them. You need to use a mini muffin pan, drill holes in the bottom for the grease to drain (put a pan underneath to catch the grease), then bake them until the bacon is done. Get some fake roses, pull the tops off and use the plastic stems, then in a vase, and you have bacon roses. They didn't last long, I tell you.
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Austy
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Re: Valentine's day inspiration

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I'm getting the missus a stoker :wink:
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Re: Valentine's day inspiration

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Austy wrote:I'm getting the missus a stoker :wink:
Ahhhmm :shock: ,nope :oops: ,Behave Titch :roll:
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Re: Valentine's day inspiration

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TITCH!!! :twisted: 8)
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