These days, people typically chop down evergreen trees to serve as their family Christmas trees. This is a modern convenience that is a substitute for the original practice: cooking and assembling a bacon tree. Amy of the food blog Oh, Bite It! shows us how to follow the old ways and make the classic decoration/breakfast.
You'll need 3-4 pounds of bacon. Cut the strips in half, then bake them in muffin pans. Pile them into the shape of a tree, using vanilla or maple cake frosting as an adhesive. Add a bit of decorative flair, such as sprinkles or (my suggestion) even more frosting.
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"Oh, sorry, I meant there was a ham bush."
1. no tv nore radio news
2.surround yourself with a even dozen friends that are of actually usefull own or work at a good store/s and then add the dozen friends who are a 1001 times wierder then self
3. be anything but politically correct
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