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He Cooks Bacon In His Shop
If you love the taste of bacon but don’t like how it splatters grease in a frying pan, you’ll like this idea from Matt McNaughton, Foothills, Alberta, who converted an old waffle iron into a bacon cooker.
McNaughton drilled a hole into one end of the waffle iron and welded an aluminum drain spout in it in or
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He Cooks Bacon In His Shop FARM HOME Food If you love the taste of bacon but don’t like how it splatters grease in a frying pan you’ll like this idea from Matt McNaughton Foothills Alberta who converted an old waffle iron into a bacon cooker McNaughton drilled a hole into one end of the waffle iron and welded an aluminum drain spout in it in order to drain the bacon grease into a soup can below He made a stand for the waffle iron by building a small stand that’s set at a slight angle which allows grease to drain into the spout “I cook the bacon in my shop while I’m doing other small jobs so no time is wasted ” says McNaughton “It works like a charm I usually put 3 strips of thick-cut bacon on the waffle iron then close the lid and let the bacon cook for 6 min The bacon stays nice and straight and is evenly cooked ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Matt McNaughton 16253 262 Ave E Foothills Alberta Canada T1S 4G7 ph 403 938-0734; cell ph 403 816-0213; mgmcnau@gmail com
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