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Cook Bacon on the Stove Like a Pro

Cooking bacon on the stove is an art, and we're here to help you master it. Whether you're aiming for crispy, chewy, or somewhere in between, our AI assistant is ready to offer expert guidance. Ask anything you need to know to achieve the perfect slice.

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Cooking bacon on the stove is a delicious process! Start by laying the bacon strips in a cold pan, making sure they don't overlap. Gradually heat the pan to medium, allowing the bacon to cook evenly. Turn the strips occasionally until they're browned to your liking. Do you have a favorite way to enjoy bacon once it's cooked? Maybe with pancakes or in a sandwich?