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Judy is a full-time freelance writer in the Minneapolis area. Growing up on the west coast gave Judy a great appreciation for local, natural, and healthy foods. Finding those opportunities locally have been a challenge. but eating local and healthy is not impossible in the midwest.
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Skillet Bacon Jam

Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Review by BetterThanAndrew

Bacon Jam

Another entry from the Food Truck Chronicles at The Vegetarian’s workplace. While I was waiting for my Bacon Maple Milkshake, reviewed earlier this week, I wandered over to the Skillet Street Food trailer. Skillet is a converted Airstream camper that serves up creative “American-inspired food prepared with classic technique and seasonal ingredients”. I’ve eaten there a number of times and it never fails to please. Anyhow, as well as being a purveyor of roadside delicacies, they sell a couple of food products like Pumpkin Sauce and their groundbreaking Bacon Jam.

“Well, we take a big bunch of really, really good bacon and render it down…add a bunch of spices, onions, etc. and let it simmer for about 6 hours, give it a quick puree, blast chill it…take a left turn, and end up in pure bacon heaven.” It’s a fantastic product whose only downfall seems to be a relatively short shelf life. It probably won’t be lingering for long on your shelf, though. Think of it as a bacon relish. It’s available in Original or Fennel & Black Pepper versions and goes well on burgers, in breakfast burritos and anything that needs a bacon-y kick.

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