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 Bacon always wins. | 
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 I'm still not looking at this thread.  Especially not at the Bacon Pancakes which I obviously missed last time I looked.... | 
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 I'm hosting a last minute breakfast party on Sunday for 8-10 people.  I bought 6 lbs of bacon, will it be enough? Help, how do I cook it in the oven? On a sheet pan? | 
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 Oh, you two, don't tempt me !! Let me see... if I were to cook 6 lbs of bacon, mmm that'd be 2.7 Kilos, Yep - I reckon it'd last us at least a couple of days. (Or about half an hour in a packed Yosemite lodge...) | 
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 Yes, a sheet pan is easiest for large quantities, IMO. (Heck, I even use it for just Jason and me.) If you like curly bacon, you can always take foil and make ridges for your bacon to sit upon. However, I am persnickety and like to flip my bacon over so it gets even crispiness, so the foil thing gets annoying to me. | 
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 agreed.  also the nice thing about makin' bacon in the oven is you can treat it to some very interesting add ons.  from as simple as freshly ground pepper to a light glaze of maple syrup, garlic powder etc.  something youre hard pressed to do in a fry pan | 
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 I put mine on a non-stick baking cooling rack in the sheet pan - that keeps it out of the fat while it cooks. | 
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