How to Make Shrimp Salad With Warm Bacon Dressing and Summer Bruschetta

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This easy bruschetta recipe is a go-to summer appetizer that will leave everyone satisfied and coming back for more. Perfect for summer parties, weeknight dinners, or even weekend brunch!

Classic Easy Bruschetta Recipe

There’s nothing quite like a good fresh and flavorful bruschetta appetizer to get your meal started. It’s one of the classic things to order at an Italian restaurant, and now you’ll love that you can make it at home, any time you want!

With good quality tomatoes everywhere this time of year, there is no excuse to say no to this easy fresh bruschetta made with fresh basil, balsamic vinegar, and spread on a warm slice of perfectly crisp toasted bread.

It’s seriously a swoon-worthy recipe you need to try this season!

What Ingredients Go Into Fresh Bruschetta?

• Extra virgin olive oil – I prefer extra virgin olive oil but regular olive oil will work too, along with any other oils of your choice
• Minced fresh garlic – Make sure the garlic is minced not chopped, as minced has a more intense flavor you won’t want to miss.
• Roma tomatoes – These are full of flavor with a tangy, garden-fresh tomato taste that’s best for making bruschetta.
• Balsamic vinegar – An essential ingredient for that authentic bruschetta taste.
• Kosher salt – You can use regular salt as a replacement if you don’t have or can’t find kosher salt.
• Black pepper – Adds a little bit of spice that helps bring out the flavors along with the salt.
• Basil ribbons – Fresh basil really pulls the whole flavor combo together
• French bread – When sliced and toasted its the best crispy texture for this recipe
• Finely shredded parmesan cheese – Try fresh parmesan to really get an all-over fresh recipe you’ll love.

What are Basil Ribbons?

You may have noticed in the ingredients, basil ribbons are listed as a key component. If you are unsure of what that is, no worries!

I will let you know now, it’s not something you can just pick up at the grocery store, pre-prepared. To make basil ribbons you will buy regular basil leaves, and follow a few steps to cut them into ribbons, a process that’s often called chiffonade.

How To Chiffonade:

Stack the basil leaves on top of each other in a manner that makes so the leaves cup each other. Next, gently roll the leaves into a cigar-like shape. Hold the roll closed and thinly slice the rolled basil leaves. Continue slicing until the entire roll has been sliced into thin ribbons.

If you need a better visual, check out this video that shows all the steps on how to cut basil ribbons.

How To Make The Best Easy Bruschetta Recipe

Making classic fresh bruschetta is a breeze. Anyone can replicate that elegant Italian appetizer with ease. Just follow a few simple steps and it no time you’ll have a completed recipe to be proud of.

1. For tomato mixture: Heat olive oil in a small skillet or saucepan, add garlic and saute until just starting to turn golden.
2. Pour into a large mixing bowl and let cool while you chop the tomatoes and basil.
3. Pour tomatoes into the bowl with cooled oil mixture. Add parmesan, basil, balsamic vinegar, salt, and pepper. Toss mixture well. Serve right away over toasted bread and garnish with more parmesan if desired.
4. To toast bread: Align bread slices on an 18-by-13-inch baking sheet. Broil the first side until golden brown, then flip slices to the opposite side and broil opposite side until golden brown.

What Kind of Bread Should I Serve With Classic Bruschetta?

For this specific recipe, I chose to use a french loaf, sliced and toasted. I love this style of bread because not only is it what most restaurants serve it with, but it really is the best.

If you don’t like french bread, or just want to switch things up, you can serve classic bruschetta on any kind of bread or crackers.

How Long Does Fresh Bruschetta Keep?

Really you should try to only make as much as you can eat in one night, as this bruschetta does not store very well. If you really need to store some leftovers, place the tomato mixture in an airtight container, and keep in the refrigerator. The mixture will keep for about 2-3 days but is best eaten fresh.

It’s best to wait to prepare any bread until right before servings because toasted bread will become tough and stale when eaten leftover.

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INGREDIENTS

• 1/2 cup light olive oil ; divided
• 1/4 cup finely minced cooked bacon (3 or 4 slices)
• 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
• 1/2 tsp cornstarch
• 1/4 cup granulated sugar
• 1 1/2 tsp Grey Poupon Dijon mustard
• 1/4 tsp salt
• 1/4 tsp coarse ground black pepper
• 1/4 tsp hickory flavored liquid smoke
• 1 tsp coarse ground black pepper
• 1/2 tsp salt
• 1/2 tsp garlic powder
• 1/4 tsp onion powder
• 1/4 tsp paprika
• 1/4 tsp ground (rubbed) sage
• 1/4 tsp granulated sugar
• 20 to 24 med shrimp ; peeled and deveined
• 2 tbsp butter ; melted
• 1/4 cup sliced almonds
• 16 cups fresh spinach
• 1/4 cup diced tomato (1 large tomato)
• 1/2 cup sliced red onion
• 1/4 cup sliced roasted red bell pepper*

INSTRUCTIONS

TO MAKE THE BACON VINAIGRETTE:Combine bacon with 1/4 cup of oil (that’s half of the oil) in a small saucepan. Place the pan over medium heat and when it begins to bubble, set your timer for 1 minute. After a minute, remove the pan from the heat and let it cool for 3 to 4 minutes. Dissolve cornstarch in the vinegar and whisk the mixture into the oil and bacon, along with the sugar, mustard, salt, pepper, and liquid smoke. Drizzle the remaining 1/4 cup of oil into the saucepan while whisking; stir into the vinegar mixture. Cover and chill dressing (it will thicken as it chills).

TO PREPARE THE SHRIMP:Preheat BBQ grill to high. Combine 1 tsp coarse ground black pepper, 1/2 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp garlic powder, 1/4 tsp onion powder, 1/4 tsp paprika, 1/4 tsp ground (rubbed) sage, 1/4 tsp granulated sugar in a small bowl. Mix this blend with your fingers to break up any clumps of sage. Pierce 6 shrimp on each skewer. Brush the shrimp with melted butter and sprinkle a little of the seasoning blend on both sides. Grill skewered shrimp for a couple minutes on each side, or until they are done. Toast the sliced almonds in a medium saute’ pan over medium heat until golden brown. Toss the almonds often so that they don’t burn.

TO SERVE:Build each salad by tossing 8 cups of spinach with 1/4 cup diced tomato, 1/4 cup red onion, 2 tbsp roasted bell pepper, 2 tbsp toasted almonds, and 3 to 4 tbsp vinaigrette. Toss gently so that you don’t bruise the spinach. Arrange the tossed salad on a serving plate, then remove the grilled shrimp from the skewers and place 10 to 12 on top.

*Roast a red pepper in a preheated 425 F. oven. When the skin blisters, use the bag or ice water bath to remove the skin.

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This Shrimp and Bacon Spinach Salad Recipe is made with fresh baby spinach, avocado, and tomatoes and topped with perfectly seasoned shrimp and crispy bacon with a red wine vinaigrette on top.

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It’s the middle of summer which means more light dinners. That means more salad for our household. This salad has quickly become a favorite as it’s full of flavor and fresh ingredients. Who doesn’t love a salad that has beautiful flavorful plump shrimp and crispy bacon?

This recipe is an adaptation of an Applebee’s salad that appears on their menu. The first time I made this recipe, I skipped the bacon and avocado and opted for walnuts instead. It was good but the addition of bacon just takes this salad over the top. I also add avocado because it’s amazing and fits right in with the other ingredients of this recipe.

I top this salad with a homemade vinaigrette for the perfect weeknight meal or lunch.

How to make Shrimp and Bacon Spinach Salad

First prepare your seasoned vinaigrette. I add red wine vinegar, white sugar, salt, smoked paprika, black pepper, garlic powder, and olive oil in a small mason jar and shake vigorously to combine. Using a mason jar is such an easy way to create salad dressings and I can store leftover dressing in the same jar.

Set aside vinaigrette to prepare the other ingredients.

Next, season your clean peeled and deveined shrimp with salt, black pepper, garlic powder, sugar, smoked paprika, sage, onion powder and set aside.

Next, grab a salad bowl and place baby spinach, red onion, tomato, and avocado and toss until combined. Set aside.

Grab a cold skillet and place your bacon in the skillet and cook over medium heat. You’ll want to cook your bacon until its crisp on both sides. Remove bacon and drain on paper towel.

Remove excess bacon grease from the skillet, leaving about 2 Tbsp in the skillet. Add shrimp to skillet and cook on medium-high heat until both sides are cooked through, about 3-4 minutes.

Place bacon and shrimp on top and serve with prepared vinaigrette. Enjoy 🙂

I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as we do.

Pro Tips:

• This salad is perfect for making ahead. Just store the salad portion, the salad dressing, and the shrimp and bacon separately. Reheat shrimp and bacon when ready to serve.
• If bacon isn’t your thing, omit it. I’ve subbed walnuts instead before and it was still delicious.

Wanting more salad recipes? Try these out:

Watch this video tutorial and see how I make this Spinach Salad from start to finish.

shrimp salad with warm bacon dressing. Stir vinaigrette and pepper sauce into bacon and drippings. Arrange the grilled shrimp,crumbled bacon, and onion on top of greens. A Cobb salad isn’t complete without bacon, but in this recipe, we went a step further and added extra bacon (and drippings) to the bright and tangy vinaigrette.

This salad can easily be converted to a main dish salad by adding strips of grilled chicken breast.” To make his Spinach Salad with Warm Bacon Dressing recipe from Good Eats on Food Network even better, Alton Brown tops it with sliced eggs and mushrooms. Add the dressing and bacon and toss to combine. Our shrimp and spinach salad is much lower in calories than any spinach salad you’ll find at a chain resturant. You can cook shrimp salad with warm bacon dressing using 14 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of shrimp salad with warm bacon dressing

1. Prepare of bacon.
2. You need of cooked shrimp peeled/deveined.
3. Prepare of fresh basil leaves.
4. You need of fresh spinach leaves.
5. It’s of fresh pre-sliced mushrooms.
6. You need of fresh pre-sliced tomatoes.
7. You need of peach.
8. You need of baguett.
9. It’s of fresh mozzarella cheese.
10. You need of basil pesto.
11. You need of fat-free sun-dried tomato vinaigrette.
12. It’s of diced pimientos.
13. It’s of green pepper sauce.
14. Prepare of extra-virgin olive oil.

So the idea of a warm bacon vinaigrette doesn’t get you as excited as it gets us, huh? Replace the bacon in the recipe with a tablespoon of olive oil to begin with (for sautéing the. Grilled shrimp top this spinach and egg salad and topped with the warm bacon dressing. Perfect full meal salad for dinner.

shrimp salad with warm bacon dressing instructions

1. prep place spinach,mushrooms,tomatos,and shrimp in salad bowl. Cut bacon into bite-size pieces; place in microwave-safe bowl (wash hands).
2. 1. cover bacon; microwave on high 3-4 mins or until bacon is lightly crisp wash knife and cuting board witg hot, soapy water.
3. 2. peel peach and cut into bite-size piececs; add to salad bowl.
4. 3. stir vinaigrette and pepper sauce into bacon and dippings. cover and microwave on high 1 min or untile hot. pour mixture over salad; toss to coat. serve..
5. prep. cut bread in half lengthwise, using an electric or serrated knife. stack basil leaves and slice into thin strips; cut mozzarella into bite-size pieces. set both aside.
6. 1. combine remaining ingedintes in small bowl; spread onto bread halves.
7. 2. top with mozzarella and basil. slice bruschetta and serve.

Serve with some hot rolls to soak up the dressing PREPARE THE SALAD: Place spinach on large platter. Arrange the grilled shrimp,crumbled bacon, and onion on top of greens. Season the shrimp with salt and pepper and add them to the pan, along with the pine nuts. Divide the spinach and eggs among four plates and top with the hot shrimp mixture, some of the dressing from the pan, and the bacon. Potato Salad with Warm Bacon Dressing.

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• Total: 17 mins
• Prep: 15 mins
• Cook: 2 mins
• Servings: 4 to 6 servings

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This wilted lettuce is also known as “killed lettuce” or “kilt” lettuce. The lettuce softens under the hot, tangy dressing. You might have fond memories of this famous Southern salad. And what better way to use fresh-from-the-garden spring lettuce and green onions.

A hot dressing made with bacon drippings wilts the lettuce and give the salad its fabulous flavor. The sugar gives the salad a sweet and sour taste, but it may be omitted or reduced if you like a less sweet dressing. Double the bacon drippings and vinegar for a saucier salad.

Fry (or bake) 4 to 5 strips of bacon before you begin; drain and crumble the bacon and use it as a garnish. Enjoy this salad with freshly baked cornbread or cornbread muffins.

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• Total: 20 mins
• Prep: 20 mins
• Cook: 0 mins
• Refrigerate: 2 hrs
• Servings: 4 to 6 servings

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This shrimp and pasta salad is the perfect main dish salad for a hot summer lunch or dinner. The dressing is a lightly seasoned mayonnaise mixture with some spicy brown mustard to give it tanginess. Use a reduced-fat mayonnaise in this salad.

Use rotini, wheels, shells, or elbows in this tasty shrimp salad. The salad should be refrigerated for a few hours before serving, so plan to prepare it earlier in the day. Our shrimp and rice salad is another tasty option.

The word “spinach” creates a health halo for cooks and diners alike. People think that because the base of a salad is made with a superfood, the rest of the salad can be filled with whatever troubling toppings they like. That’s how we end up with dozens of 1,000-calorie spinach salads at chain restaurants. This rendition of the shrimp and spinach salad with warm bacon smashes the halo to pieces to give you a seriously healthy salad.

Nutrition: 220 calories, 11 g fat (3 g saturated), 560 mg sodium

Serves 4

You’ll Need

6 strips bacon, cut into small pieces
1⁄2 red onion, sliced
1 cup sliced mushrooms
8 oz shrimp, peeled and deveined (Shrimp is one of nature’s greatest sources of selenium, a micromineral that helps reduce joint inflammation and fight off cancer-causing free radicals.)
Salt and black pepper to taste
2 Tbsp pine nuts
1 Tbsp Dijon mustard
3 Tbsp red wine vinegar
Olive oil (optional)
1 bag (6 oz) baby spinach
2 hard-boiled eggs, sliced

How to Make It

1. Heat a large skillet or sauté pan over medium heat. Cook the bacon until crispy, 5 to 7 minutes. Use a slotted spoon to transfer to a paper towel on a plate and reserve.
2. Add the onion and mushrooms to the hot pan and cook until the onions begin to brown, about 3 minutes. Season the shrimp with salt and pepper and add to the hot pan, along with the pine nuts.
3. Cook until the shrimp are pink and firm, no more than 4 minutes (shrimp cook more quickly than nearly any other protein and no one likes overcooked shrimp).
4. Stir the mustard and vinegar into the pan; season with salt and pepper. If the pan looks dry, add a splash of olive oil.
5. Divide the spinach and eggs among 4 plates and top with the hot shrimp mixture and some of the liquid in the pan. Sprinkle with the bacon.

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So the idea of a warm bacon vinaigrette doesn’t get you as excited as it gets us, huh? No worries. Replace the bacon in the recipe with a tablespoon of olive oil to begin with (for sautéing the vegetables, shrimp, and pine nuts) and another two on the back end, when you stir in the mustard and vinegar. You’ll save about 75 calories per plate, plus you’ll boost the meal with a solid dose of healthy monounsaturated fat.

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Creamy Shrimp Salad with celery, red onion and a dill mayonnaise dressing is a great sandwich filling or lettuce topper you can make in just minutes.

This shrimp salad is the perfect bbq, potluck, picnic accompaniment to serve alongside Macaroni Salad, Cole Slaw, Baked Beans and Crab Salad (Seafood Salad). Your guests will LOVE all the easy, delicious and fresh sides and sandwich fillings.

Cold Shrimp Salad may not sound like the perfect back to school meal, but it is the PERFECT Labor Day recipe for your last cookout of the season. Think lobster roll meets shrimp. You butter up and toast a split top bun and fill it with this shrimp salad and your guests are going to feel like they’re on the coast of Maine. See you later lobster.

The other way people tend to eat this is as a classic sandwich/avocado/tomato filling. The shrimp that is classically used is significantly smaller, but if you look through your weekly ads you can grab these giant shrimp for a great deal. The shrimp in the photo above were under $7.00/lb in an urban part of CA.

So what is so great about the shrimp salad? The pop of dill, the crunch of the celery, the tang of the mustard, the acid of the vinegar. This dish is luxurious, delicious and EASY. Plus it’s just completely impressive if served to guests.

How do you make a shrimp salad?

• Do not use pre-cooked shrimp, it will be rubbery and flavorless.
• Do not leave the lemon out in boiling the shrimp, it adds a ton of flavor.
• Do not skip the ice bath or the shrimp will overcook and become rubbery.
• Fresh dill pumps up the freshness and flavor, and with so few ingredients you don’t want to skimp.
• The celery adds a nice crunch, you can substitute in a pinch with bell pepper or even cucumber. Try to stick to celery if possible though.
• Let it sit once mixed, preferably for a couple of hours so it doesn’t taste like boiled shrimp dipped in a dressing.

What dressing goes on shrimp salad? Shrimp salad is coated in a creamy dijon and vinegar based mayonnaise dressing that is specific to shrimp salad. This mayonnaise dressing is different than that of macaroni or potato salad.

What food goes with shrimp salad? Aside from all the other summer side dishes above we love make a shrimp salad sandwich or croissant as a meal. We love to top it over a salad or shrimp salad with avocado. You can also butter and toast a baguette and pile the shrimp on top for a play on shrimp toast.

Can you toss this dish with pasta? YES, absolutely. You should be okay to add a half a pound of uncooked pasta to the recipe, cook it and add it to the mixture when the pasta is cold. You should also toss the pasta in a bit of oil first to coat it and prevent it from soaking up all the dressing.

Can you add chopped avocado? Not only can you I highly recommend it! I battled myself on including it in the recipe but at the end of the day left it out because I wanted to give you all the best classic shrimp salad recipe vs my favorite variation.

Shrimp Salad Tacos/Lettuce Wraps? One of my favorite ways to enjoy this recipe is as a shrimp salad with lettuce. Butter lettuce to be specific. I make them into lettuce tacos topped with (you guessed it) chopped avodado!

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This easy Shrimp Salad is a light, protein-packed dish that can be enjoyed in a variety of ways. You can stuff it into wraps for lunch, serve it in endive cups as an appetizer, add it to salads as the main protein, and more!

If you’re looking for a refreshing, cold seafood salad, shrimp is one of the most economical and delicious options.

My grocery store puts 41/50 shrimp on sale every couple months for $7 per pound, and I like to stock up and keep it in the freezer for shrimp salad recipes like this one.

This recipe is really easy to make, and hinges mostly on the freshness of the ingredients we add to it.

It’s kind of like my Salmon Salad recipe, or even Egg Salad, Cranberry Chicken Salad, and so on, in that it’s a great lunchtime staple, and can be eaten in many different ways.

Since it can be eaten cold, it packs really well for lunch and picnics, or even for quick snacking from the fridge.

How to Make Shrimp Salad:

Shrimp salad is mostly a little bit of prep work.

Finely chop some celery, dill, chives, and shallots, then add them to a bowl with some mayonnaise, olive oil, salt, pepper, and cayenne pepper:

Mix that all together to combine:

Now all you have to do is add your shrimp.

My recommendation is to purchase pre-cooked shrimp from the store, because it’s easy to thaw and use, and they do a great job of not overcooking the shrimp.

However, you can certainly cook raw shrimp in a skillet for a couple minutes, until it turns pink, then cool it and add to the salad.

Give everything a thorough toss, so every shrimp is coated in herbs and dressing:

Serve extra lemon wedges on the side if you desire, and store it in the refrigerator until you’re ready to eat.

How to serve shrimp salad: Stuff it into avocado halves, add it to salads as the main protein, serve in lettuce cups, place into New England style hot dog buns like lobster rolls, put it into sandwiches or wraps, serve in endive cups, etc.

Can it be frozen? No, the textures of all the fresh ingredients, like the celery and herbs, will get damaged by freezing.

How long will it keep in the fridge? Up to 3 days.

Is shrimp salad healthy? Yes, it is Whole30 friendly, paleo, gluten free, dairy free, and low carb.

This shrimp salad is a blend of tender shrimp, fresh vegetables, dill and seasonings, all coated in a creamy dressing. An easy make-ahead lunch option that’s high in protein and easy to make!

I love a good shrimp dish, I can never turn down shrimp Alfredo or Mexican shrimp cocktail. This creamy shrimp salad is one of my favorite ways to enjoy shrimp, and it’s so simple that even my kids can make it.

This classic shrimp salad is an easy recipe that should be part of every home cook’s repetoire. It’s quick to prepare, can easily be doubled for a crowd, and always gets rave reviews!

How to peel shrimp

This recipe calls for raw shrimp which are cooked in seasoned boiling water. I typically buy my raw shrimp with just the tail attached, but many shrimp also come still in the shell. If your shrimp have shells on them, you can easily remove them by pulling the main part of the shell off with your fingers, then removing the tail end of the shell. You may also need to devein your shrimp. If you see a dark line running across the top of the the shrimp, you can remove it by using a paring knife to cut a slit along the top of the shrimp, then use a knife or wooden skewer to remove the vein.

How do you make shrimp salad?

This recipe is a combination of shrimp, celery, red onion, dill, mustard, mayonnaise, lemon juice, salt and pepper. All the ingredients are tossed together, then you’re ready to eat! You can serve your shrimp salad immediately, or cover it and store it in the refrigerator for up to 1 day.

Tips for shrimp salad

• I use 31-40 count shrimp for this recipe because they’re bite sized. If you prefer, you can use larger shrimp, and serve them whole or cut into pieces.
• I recommend making sure your red onion is finely chopped so that you don’t get large pieces in each bite. You can also use sliced green onions instead of red onion for a milder flavor.
• It’s worth it to get fresh dill for this recipe, the flavor is superior to dried dill. If you need to use dried dill, you can substitute 1/2 teaspoon of dried for fresh.
• You can use low fat mayonnaise if desired.

WAYS TO SERVE SHRIMP SALAD

You can eat this shrimp salad as-is, or serve it in a variety of different presentations.

• Lettuce: Spoon your salad into a romaine lettuce leaf.
• Crackers: Serve your salad with a side of buttery crackers.
• Sandwich: Add your shrimp salad to a toasted and buttered roll along with some green leaf lettuce.
• Avocado: Spoon your shrimp into an avocado half.
• Pasta: Add 8 ounces of cooked short pasta to make a pasta salad.
• Cucumber: Spoon onto cucumber slices for an easy party snack.
• Puff Pastry: Fill up cooked puff pastry shells with the salad.
• Tomato: Hollow out a tomato and fill it with shrimp salad.

Once you try this shrimp salad you’ll find yourself making it all the time! It’s one of my go-to options for a simple yet satisfying meal.

This colorful, crunchy grilled shrimp salad recipe creates a protein-packed meal. Made with Marzetti® Simply 60™ Buttermilk Ranch Dressing, it’s crispy, flavorful and very satisfying.

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Ready In: 20 Minutes

Prep Time: 15 Minutes Cook Time: 5 Minutes

In a medium bowl, combine shrimp, lime zest and 2 teaspoons olive oil. Set aside.

Preheat a grill pan over medium heat and add 2 teaspoons olive oil. Add shrimp, salt and pepper. Grill about 2 to 3 minutes on each side, until shrimp is pink and opaque. Set aside.

In a large bowl, combine lettuce, corn, tomatoes, red cabbage, red peppers, green onions, red onion and avocado.

Toss with buttermilk ranch dressing. Divide evenly on 4 large salad plates.

Top each salad with shrimp and crumbled bacon. Serve and enjoy!

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