Preposition: of

• bacon: A rasher of bacon in the morning & Jam at tea time.

Converse of object

• chop: Add 2 chopped rashers lean back bacon and cook for a few minutes.

• cut: Using scissors cut the crispy bacon rashers into 3 and arrange on top of the cheese.

• place: Place the bacon rashers on top of 1 slice of bread.

• lay: Lay the bacon rashers over the top of the dish in a single layer.

• grill: How you make it First lightly toast two thick slices of the tiger chest bread then grill two rashers of the bacon until crispy.

• wrap: For the filet mignon; Take the rind off the bacon and wrap the rasher around the filet.

Preposition: in

• half: Cut each bacon rasher in half and roll each piece up.

Adjective modifier

• streaky: Place the streaky bacon rashers over the breast to prevent it from becoming dry.

• grilled: Day 3 Breakfast: Bacon roll and fruit 1 small wholemeal roll filled with 2 grilled rashers lean back bacon and 1 tomato.

• thick: A thick rasher of gammon or ham will take about 5 minutes on each side.

• few: Certainly no substitute for a good few rashers of bacon.

• lean: Cut some lean bacon rashers into small pieces and dry-fry them in a pan until they are almost crisp.

• several: Similarly, there is a large portion of slightly sweet bacon, with several rashers contained in the sandwich.

Noun used with modifier

• bacon: Lay the bacon rashers over the top of the dish in a single layer.

• turkey: While this is cooking, boil or steam some broccoli and grill 2 turkey rashers, cutting into bite-sized pieces once cooked.