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High on the Hog

Pork princess waxes rhapsodic about crispy breakfast meat

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By Clay McNear

Published on May 27, 2009 at 4:01am

God bless the Internet.

The Information Superhighway has opened yawning new realms of possibility for the once-dispossessed, including the ability to make a living from breakfast meat. Not eating it. Not manufacturing it. Waxing rhapsodic about it.

Bacon is the niche that Heather Lauer has carved out for herself. The Phoenix-based pork princess is the go-to gal for all things related to porcine belly meat thanks to her four-year-old “Bacon Unwrapped” blog, a compendium of culinary and other news related to the crispy, heart-stopping delight (including swine flu, natch). The obvious next step for Lauer was writing a book, and she’s come up with what may be the bacon benchmark with her new Bacon: A Love Story – A Salty Survey of Everybody’s Favorite Meat.

Lauer discusses the book and shows off some of her own recipes at Velma Teague Branch Library.


Wed., June 3, 2 p.m., 2009