bacon rind
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Definition
- Noun:
- The outer skin or peel of bacon: This refers specifically to the tough, often fatty outer layer that covers a slice or piece of bacon. It is typically removed before eating in some preparations but may be left on in others for flavor or texture.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The recipe instructed her to remove the bacon rind before chopping.
- He saved the bacon rind to add flavor to the soup.
- The crispy bacon rind is considered a delicacy by some.
Advanced Usage
- "to render the bacon rind": To cook the rind slowly to melt out the fat.
- She rendered the bacon rind to get lard for frying.
Variants and Related Words
- Rind (n): The tough outer layer of various foods (e.g., cheese rind, watermelon rind).
- Pork rind (n): The skin of a pig that has been fried or roasted until puffed and crispy; a related but distinct product from bacon rind.
Synonyms
- Bacon skin: A less common but descriptive synonym.
- Bark: Informal term sometimes used for a very crispy rind.
Related Phrases
- Rind-on bacon: Bacon that is sold with the outer skin still attached.
- He prefers to buy rind-on bacon for its richer flavor.