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The Better Bacon Book

The Better Bacon Book

If you were to write a list of all the potentially manly things a person could do, reading a cookbook would probably not be on it. Outside of gramma’s secret cheesecake recipe (which you’ve never been able to get quite right), the solution to any cooking queries is normally just to add more bacon. The Better Bacon Book is a manly cookbook. Yes, it exists. It has 20 HD videos, 150 hi-res photos and 31 original recipes from top chefs that cover everything from Pancetta to Pork Belly to Bacon Crème brûlée. You might be wondering how they got a video describing the process of creating a DIY smoker for less than $100 into a cookbook, and they did it by putting it on the iPad. This could very well be the Bacon Bible.