What goes with a BLT for dinner?

Table of Contents:

1. What goes with a BLT for dinner?
2. What kind of lettuce goes on a BLT?
3. What can you substitute for bacon in a BLT?
4. Is chicken bacon better than pork bacon?
5. What is a healthier alternative to bacon?
6. How do vegans replace bacon?
7. What vegetable is best for bacon?
8. Which is better turkey or pork bacon?

What goes with a BLT for dinner?

Typically we will serve it with Sweet Potato Chips, Shoestring Fries, Mexican Grilled Corn on the Cob, Instant Pot Potato Salad, or Crispy Parmesan Potato Wedges. So many great options.

What kind of lettuce goes on a BLT?

Iceberg Lettuce

What can you substitute for bacon in a BLT?

Like many recipes, a BLT can be veganized! The lettuce and tomato are a vegan given, but bacon can be plant-based, too. From seitan, tofu, tempeh, eggplant, rice paper, mushroom, coconut, carrot, beetroot and more – the options are endless. Flavor 'em, season 'em, fry 'em how you would classic bacon.

Is chicken bacon better than pork bacon?

Chicken bacon is a thin strip of meat made from chicken. It contrasts with traditional bacon, which is made from pork. ... The main benefit of chicken bacon is that it contains less fat and fewer calories than traditional bacon. It might also be higher in protein per strip because there is less fat and more meat.

What is a healthier alternative to bacon?

Tofu bacon

How do vegans replace bacon?

Eggplant, coconut, tofu, tempeh...with the right seasonings and preparation you can easily imitate the savory flavor and crispy texture.

What vegetable is best for bacon?

• Upton's Naturals Bacon Seitan. ...
• Lightlife Smart Bacon. ...
• Sweet Earth Foods Hickory & Sage Benevolent Bacon. ...
• Lightlife Fakin' Bacon Smoky Tempeh Strips. ...
• Tofurky Smoky Maple Bacon Marinated Tempeh. ...
• Yves Veggie Bacon. ...
• Be Leaf Vegan Bacon. ...
• The Very Good Butchers Very Good Bacon.

Which is better turkey or pork bacon?

Turkey bacon has slightly fewer calories and fat than pork bacon and can be a healthier option for people on special diets or who can't eat pork. Yet, it's a processed meat with less protein and more added sugar than regular bacon and may contain preservatives that have been linked to increased cancer risk.