Taste: Surprising Stories And Science About Why Food Tastes Good
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Bring 6 quarts water to a boil in the stockpot. While the boil is rolling, slowly drop the sprouts into the water, trying to keep the boil going. After the rolling boil returns full-force, boil the sprouts for exactly 3 minutes and then immediately drain well. Let cool. 2. When the Brussels sprouts are cool enough to handle, cut in half, cutting through the stem so that they stay together instead of falling apart (which will happen if you cut the tops off from the bottoms). 3. In the skillet, co...ok the bacon over medium to medium-high heat. The objective is to slowly crisp the bacon while rendering out as much fat as possible. 4. Remove the crisp, browned bacon from the pan when it’s done. When cool, crumble. Set aside. 5. Do not drain all of the bacon fat. Instead, pour half of the it into a glass measuring cup. Set aside. Half the fat, about 2 to 3 tablespoons, should remain in the skillet. You can do the above a day ahead and finish the sprouts to order. 6. Bring 2 tablespoons of the bacon fat up to high heat in the skillet.
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