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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Spice Mixes => Topic started by: Huon100 on September 24, 2011, 11:43:27 pm
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Hi fellow Thermomixers, some time ago (probably 3 years now) George Columbaris on Ready Steady Cook made a spice mix up to simulate the taste of bacon.... I have searched high and low and even attempted to contact him. To no avail... did anyone see that segment (long shot I know), or has anyone in their experimentation's come across something that I could use to simulate the taste of bacon..............hope someone can steer me in the right direction. Have a lovely day :)
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Hi Huon100
I don't know about spice mixes, would love to hear ideas. I always use liquid smoke to get that smoky reminder of bacon. I have seen this American fake bacon seasoning (http://www.jdfoods.net/products/baconsalt.php) on the net which looks exciting.
Edit: just looked at the original bacon salt nutritional information (http://www.jdfoods.net/products/baconsalt.php), it's not a health food ;)
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You can buy "bacon bits" in supermarkets (usually in or near the spice section). The last bottle I bought I tasted one and threw them out. I used to like these, but this lot tasted revolting - you may like them, though. They are a vegetarian item, so it's OK to use them if you are vegetarian or vegan (I think they are vegan, but it may be wise to check the ingredients). I think I would probably experiment with liquid smoke if you wanted that taste. See how you go, anyway.
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Hi
Did you try contacting Ready Steady Cook? They might have the recipe?
:)
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Dani's new book that is coming out "In the Mix" has a recipe from George in it
PUMPKIN SOUP AND VIRTUAL BACON DUST - could that possibly be what you are looking for??
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SNAP!! Kathryn I was just about to post this!!
(OMG I NEED THIS BOOK!!)
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wow that soup sounds yum
will have to look at that book
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Great find Kathryn - love the way people can find most things we are after. I also searched online for the recipe for Lellyj but like her, hit a brick wall.
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I've made this in the past and it was really good.
http://www.ukthermomix.com/recshow.php?rec_id=34