Slice potatoes into rounds. Cover bottom of dish with them, sprinkle on top some chopped fried bacon and fried onions. Sprinkle on some frozen peas. Repeat, finishing with a layer of potatoes. Pour over stock. Cover, and bake. Take lid/foil off for last 15 mins. Delicious. Even nicer the day after. Have on its own/ with red cabbage. Or use as a pie filling. With or without the addition of condensed chicken soup :smiley:
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wpj
24 Apr 16#24
Looking for bacon for a quiche and saw this. Very impressed with the taste after removing all of the fat. Definitely buy again.
Deedie
15 Apr 161#10
Woodside farms, the farm that doesn't actually exist.
lookafterthepennies to Deedie
16 Apr 16#19
oh well
rburrow58 to Deedie
17 Apr 16#23
O
youchoose
17 Apr 16#22
Just a quick note to say Asda is also selling this at the same price.
These are spot on, bought 3 packs the other day. They were all like streaky bacon, rather than big chunks and loads of offcuts of rind like the usual packs cooking bacon. Will definitely get some more.
lassy
15 Apr 16#17
seems to be happening with a lot of the basic range, I went to get mustard today. Finished
poshparrot
15 Apr 16#12
Presuming this is what was formerly Tesco everyday value cooking bacon
lordjordysmith to poshparrot
15 Apr 16#15
I would have thought so since the value range has vanished from their meet range - same with fresh fruit and veg
jat2474 to poshparrot
15 Apr 16#16
Yes, looks like Tesco is using the same trick that Aldi and Lidl have been using for years. Give your value range products posh sounding names so customers think they are getting a better product.
Schmaino
15 Apr 162#14
bought this last week was really good bacon is obviously just the offcuts that couldn't quite be used as rashers and is still perfectly good. great for mixing in with chicken, pasta etc
LondonTTB
15 Apr 162#13
Here, have some heat to cook all that bacon. :-)
sradmad
15 Apr 161#11
good find op, heat added
adamcb
15 Apr 161#9
Bacon rashers in the same style packaging are pretty good quality and very well priced also
tinca
15 Apr 161#8
For those of us tup Yorkshire, our Jacks (Fultons) Have cooking bacon for £1, 47 for 1.5 kg.
juggler1
15 Apr 163#7
Slice potatoes into rounds. Cover bottom of dish with them, sprinkle on top some chopped fried bacon and fried onions. Sprinkle on some frozen peas. Repeat, finishing with a layer of potatoes. Pour over stock. Cover, and bake. Take lid/foil off for last 15 mins. Delicious. Even nicer the day after. Have on its own/ with red cabbage. Or use as a pie filling. With or without the addition of condensed chicken soup :smiley:
GandA
15 Apr 161#6
Bought this last week and was really impressed with the quality. Pack contains absolutely loads. Once the fat was cut off it was even suitable for bacon butties. Definitely a bargain.
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