Anonymous
12/14/2014 14:36
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Safeway has some pretty good hothouse tomatoes right now.
As PPs say:
Really lightly toast some bread (no color, just a little firmness).
Slather one size in mayo. I like Kraft or Helmans.
A few slices of thick tomato, salted and peppered.
A few slices of bacon.
A few leaves of lettuce, spring mix, whatever is lettuce-y. Arugula works too.
Awesome with a big dill pickle and tomato soup!
As PPs say:
Really lightly toast some bread (no color, just a little firmness).
Slather one size in mayo. I like Kraft or Helmans.
A few slices of thick tomato, salted and peppered.
A few slices of bacon.
A few leaves of lettuce, spring mix, whatever is lettuce-y. Arugula works too.
Awesome with a big dill pickle and tomato soup!
Anonymous
12/14/2014 14:35
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Yes. Eat this in August with a fresh seasonal tomato. Not in December.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 14:32
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Okay so here's the trick. Toast your bread but put both slices in the same toaster slot, so that the inside stays soft. This way the bread doesn't tear your mouth up!
There's only 5 ingredients so make sure they are good. Ideally you're making this in summer with garden ripe tomatoes but if not, just find the best ones you can.
Good bread, toasted like I told you
Iceberg lettuce is traditional
Good tomatoes, sliced thick, salt and pepper them
Good bacon, fried and drained of grease
Hellmans mayo
There's only 5 ingredients so make sure they are good. Ideally you're making this in summer with garden ripe tomatoes but if not, just find the best ones you can.
Good bread, toasted like I told you
Iceberg lettuce is traditional
Good tomatoes, sliced thick, salt and pepper them
Good bacon, fried and drained of grease
Hellmans mayo
Anonymous
12/14/2014 14:08
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is the wrong season for a bacon, lettuce and TOMATO sandwich if you truly want the best experience
+1
This is a summer sandwich.
Best memories from the summer are my grandmother's BLT with tomatoes from Her garden!
Anonymous
12/14/2014 13:30
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Sourdough bread.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 13:08
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Anonymous wrote:This is the wrong season for a bacon, lettuce and TOMATO sandwich if you truly want the best experience
+1
This is a summer sandwich.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 13:07
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
This is the wrong season for a bacon, lettuce and TOMATO sandwich if you truly want the best experience
Anonymous
12/14/2014 13:05
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Anonymous wrote:Recipe? Seriously?
Seriously.
Bubble wrapped life?
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:56
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Toast the bread lightly so the sandwich doesn't fall apart as you eat it.
Generous amount (IMHO) of good quality mayo.
Crispy bacon.
Choose a sturdy lettuce.
Prepare yourself for tastebud heaven.
Generous amount (IMHO) of good quality mayo.
Crispy bacon.
Choose a sturdy lettuce.
Prepare yourself for tastebud heaven.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:55
Subject: Re:Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Not too crispy, or it gets bitter and just crumbles, or falls out of the sandwich on the first bite. I like the bacon medium, and it's best if it's thick-slice.
It's best on toast. And only real mayo, not Miracle Whip.
It's best on toast. And only real mayo, not Miracle Whip.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:53
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
The best. I like mine on rye bread. Otherwise, recipe? You take bacon, lettuce and tomato, add mayo if you wish and voila.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:52
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Recipe? Seriously?
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:41
Subject: Re:Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
They are the best thing in the world. This will get your kid to like lettuce and tomato. Definitely crispy bacon, mayo and toasted bread.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:36
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
Crispy bacon. Chewy bacon makes it too hard to eat.
Anonymous
12/14/2014 12:36
Subject: Never had a BLT ... best recipe? More importantly, are they good?
I am not 100% sure on the texture. Better with crispy bacon or soft bacon?