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Praline Bacon

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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of NatureRaised Farms. The opinions and text are all mine.

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness!

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The holidays are the season of decadence and I’m no stranger to things that are a little over the top.  The thing is, I want them to be easy too.  Enter my Praline Bacon.  It is literally the stuff dreams are made of… if your dreams are made of bacony, sugary, caramely goodness.  And let’s be honest.. whose aren’t???

It’s the perfect treat to serve yours guests this holiday season whether in bite size pieces at a party or for breakfast or brunch.  And because it’s so easy, you’ll have more time to spend with family and friends! 

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness! I start mine with NatureRaised Farms Hickory Smoked Uncured Bacon.  It’s thick-cut, so it’s perfect for this recipe.  And it’s available in a two pack at Sam’s Club so it’s a great option to have some extra on hand for the holidays.  Find your local Sam’s Club.

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness!

To begin, preheat the oven to 450°F and line a jellyroll pan with foil. A jellyroll pan is simply a baking sheet with edges.  You’re gonna want to use a pan with edges to keep the bacon grease from pouring all into your oven.  Lining it with foil makes cleanup a breeze.  Find a cooking rack that is oven safe and place it inside the pan.  I happen to have a set that came with the pan and rack that works perfectly for this.

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness!

In small bowl, combine the brown sugar and finely chopped pecans.

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness!

Cook the bacon for about 20 minutes or until it is just starting to crisp around the edges.

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness!

Generously sprinkle the brown sugar mixture on each slice of bacon.  Return to the oven for about 10 minutes or until the bacon is crisp and the sugar has melted.

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Look at that bacony, sugary goodness right there.  Y’all just have to try this.  Seriously.

You're only 3 ingredients and about 30 minutes away from Praline Bacon deliciousness!
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Praline Bacon

Prep Time10 mins
Cook Time25 mins
Total Time35 mins
Servings: 8 slices
Author: Stacey Little | Southern Bite

Ingredients

  • 8 slices NatureRaised Farms® Uncured Thick Cut Bacon
  • 1/3 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
  • 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans

Instructions

  • Preheat the oven to 450°F and line a jellyroll pan with foil. In a small bowl, combine the brown sugar and finely chopped pecans.
  • Place an oven-safe rack that into the pan to keep the bacon out of the drippings. Spread the bacon pieces on the rack and cook for about 20 minutes or just starting to crisp around the edges. Remove from the oven and generously sprinkle each piece of bacon with the brown sugar mixture. Return the bacon to the oven and cook until crisp and the sugar has melted.
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I’m going to make it even easier for you to get your hands on some of this NatureRaised Farms Hickory Smoked Uncured Bacon by giving y’all a chance to win a $50 Sam’s Club gift card.  Simply leave a comment below with your favorite holiday treat (cookies, eggnog, hot chocolate) to enter for your chance.  (Must be 18 or older to enter.  US residents only.  Contest ends December 24th at 11:59 pm EST)

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of NatureRaised Farm. The opinions and text are all mine.

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  4. This sounds terrible…for my waistline! ? Thanks for sharing this recipe. I’m definitely going to have to try it. Yum!

    My favorite Christmas food is peppermint bark popcorn. I make it every year and it’s always a hit!

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    • We’ll definitely be making this for our New Year’s Eve buffet.

      My favorite holiday treat are the special cookies that my sister-in-law makes. The family call them Fingers.

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  7. This bacon is calling my name. I’ll just have to try it.

    To me there’s nothing better than warm Toll House cookies and a huge glass of ice cold skim milk..gotta save some calories…for the bacon!

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  13. Our favorite is a cookie called “Buffalo Chips” filled with chocolate, coconut, pecans, oh so good and we make them only at Christmas so they are extra special. My husband even gets in on the stirring. Nothing better than a warm cookie and a cold glass of milk. (and its kind of a big batch of cookies)

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  15. Snowball Cookies with finely chopped pecans, rolled in powdered sugar with a cup of coffee is my all-time favorite Christmas snack!!

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  21. Most favorite treat is a chocolate chip/cream cheese overnight baked french toast casserole and a hot cup of coffee with chocolate caramel creamer…but it might be different now with this praline bacon recipe lol

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  22. Martha Washington Candy was made every year when the kids were home. We would make big batches and then divide into several bowls. Most was the traditional with coconut and chopped pecans and dipped in chocolate, (It freezes so well.) For the other bowls we left out the coconut and pecans and one had mint flavoring; flattened with a glass and dipped in chocolate. One had marschino cherries drained very well; wrapped the dough around and dipped in chocolate. One had orange flavoring and zest and dipped in chocolate. Another had lemon flavor and zest and dipped in white chocolate with lemon flavoring. Rum flavoring for the adults and dipped in chocolate. And this year I have already made two fruitcake batches. One doubled and today’s was tripled using a Fresh Apple cake recipe and fruits and nuts of YUR choice. Mine – fruitcake mix candied fruit, candied cherries, regular and golden raisins both, dried apricots snipped up with scissors, dried pineapple, pecans, walnuts and the SECRET to a moist, not dry fruitcake is to add 1 banana mashed up with a fork to your batter. Merry Christmas to Everyone!

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    • Yum! I love Martha Washington’s! I make a batch almost every year. I might have to try some of your variations this year because so many people are not coconut fans!

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  27. Sounds GREAT, favorite Christmas snack has to be sugar cookies with a Hershey Kiss baked in the middle of the cookie. Thank you

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  28. My favorite has always been a good, old-fashioned, home made fruitcake!!
    No store bought, ever! Thanks for your recipes.

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  30. These look awesome! Do I have to serve them right away? I would love to try these for my open house, but would they still taste good if room temp???

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  32. Sounds fabulous!
    My favorite Christmas treat has to be Red Velvet cake balls and milk punch. Makes me think of my grandmothers.

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  33. Candied bacon! You know I will have to make this for my family.

    Our treat is Eggnog Truffles and hot cocoa with a peppermint stick to stir. Only once a year at Christmas, so it is special and creates meaningful memories.

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  38. A no bake cookie we call reindeer poop. I know not very appetizing, but my girls named it when they were young and it stuck. It has white chocolate, rice crispies, mini marshmallows. Not the whole recipe but you get the idea. They are addictive.

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  39. Cranberry salad…YUM! I gotta tell you; I love, Love, LOVE your blog! Marsha over at “The Better Baker” posted your Mac & Cheese recipe one day and I’ve been BITTEN (pun intended) ever since! Being a good ol’ southern gal myself I can relate. Keep the posts and W O N D E R F U L recipes coming, I adore reading your entries! Happy Holidays to you and your family!

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  40. Favorite holiday snack: COOKIES! Any kind, traditional and new, particularly Italian biscotti and sugar cookies. As long as they are homemade, nothing premixed or prebaked, thank you very much!!

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  43. I love Sams club and I love bacon. I want to try this. If I win I’m gonna buy all bacon and make these for Christmas. My favorite thing to make are chewy noels. A soft bar covered with powder sugar.

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  44. My favorite Christmas food is hard to say… I love so much of the special seasonal food. Cookies, hot chocolate, candy, spiced tea, cakes, pies, spiced nuts and all. Savory or sweet, I love it all.

    I think I love the memories of Christmas past most of all.

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  47. Pistachio lush…
    My mother makes this ever year for Christmas knowing I might be the only one who will eat it. Lol ( oooooh, I get to take some home with me!)
    I know it might sound silly as an adult being able to make it myself, but it’s just not the same as Mom’s. I’m so grateful after all these years that she is able to still make it.

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