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How to cook everything © 1998 by Mark Bittman
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Classic cut bacon — Ninja Speedi
2023-11-05: first experiment. I used the air fryer rack shown below. Four pieces of bacon on bake/roast at 400° for seven minutes. Came out pretty well perfect. Mostly crisped up as it rested, but for crisper bacon I might try 8 minutes.
2023-11-06: second experiment. 8 minutes made crispier bacon. That's the way to go.
2023-11-16: It seems that the crispness also is pretty dependent on the amount of fat in the bacon. Fattier bacon may take a minute or two more.
