Meat

Smoked bacon strips

Smoked bacon strips
Popularity 17 recipes

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Ingredient Information

Name

Smoked bacon strips

Category

Meat

Popularity

17 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Quick-smoked bacon strips are a very popular ingredient in cooking, consisting of thin strips of cured and smoked bacon, prepared for quick and practical cooking. This type of bacon is notable for its intense, smoky flavor, adding a delicious and crispy touch to a wide variety of dishes, from breakfasts to stews and salads.

Origin: Smoked bacon has its roots in traditional meat preservation techniques dating back to Europe and North America, where smoking was used to extend the shelf life of pork belly. Today, its production and consumption are widespread in many regions of the world, especially in American and Mexican cuisine.

Properties: Quick-smoked bacon strips are a significant source of protein and fat, especially saturated fat, so they should be consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet. Furthermore, its smoking process adds aromatic compounds that enhance its characteristic flavor.

Synonyms in Hispanic America: This ingredient may have different names depending on the region, such as smoked bacon strips, smoked pancetta, little strips of bacon, or simply tocineta in countries like Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, and others.

Nutritional Properties

0g
fiber
1800mg
sodium
12mg
calcium
1mcg
folate
1.2mg
iron
565mg
potassium
0.1g
sugars
541
calories
37g
protein
42mg
cholesterol
0.3mcg
vitamin d
0.4mg
vitamin b6
1.5mcg
vitamin b12
1.4g
carbohydrates
42g
total fat
14g
saturated fat
0.6mg
vitamin b1 thiamine
6.5mg
vitamin b3 niacin
18g
monounsaturated fat
5g
polyunsaturated fat
0.4mg
vitamin b2 riboflavin

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