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Discussion in 'Drink, Smoke, and Fine Dining' started by It's Ross, Feb 10, 2015.

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  1. zudnic

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    #76 zudnic, Feb 18, 2015
    I'm not a fan of cooking. Hamburger is mostly for the dog.

    I don't order them in restaurants, here in BC, they all think its against health regulations to do med rare. Health Canada, they recommend straight through cooking. But no law against it. But the restaurants all say its illegal. Don't like a cooked to death beef, I want it still walking.

    Have nothing against hamburgers, just not something I usually get.
     
  2. tomc

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    #77 tomc, Feb 18, 2015

    Good points. That's why, if you have the time and inclination, it's usually better to cook yourself than go out to eat IMO. Some folks even grind their own beef, as an additional safeguard...T
     
  3. zudnic

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    #78 zudnic, Feb 18, 2015
    True just not a good cook. :)

    I'll usually order one when I'm in the states. In WA they'll do med rare. :)
     
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    #80 dm_n_stuff, Feb 20, 2015

    These were pretty good. But, lacked a little zing. I am now tweaking the recipe will report the results.

    I upped the vinegar to 2 1/2 cups

    added mustard seed and dill along with some sliced red onion and 4 garlic cloves.

    Eliminated the garlic powder. So now we have:

    2 cups water
    2 1/2 cups pickling vinegar
    4tbs salt
    1/2 cup sugar
    4 cloves garlic
    handful of peppercorns
    2 tbs mustard seed
    1/2 chopped onion
    6 pickling cukes.

    heat it up, dump it in, let it get to room temp, then stick in a jar or jars and refrigerate.

    Hey Wax, PM me an address, I'll shoot you a jar. :D

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  6. tomc

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    #81 tomc, Feb 20, 2015

    Holy schnikes!! That looks dang good after salad and fish for lunch!
    T
     
  7. dm_n_stuff

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    #82 dm_n_stuff, Feb 21, 2015
    Too much goop, too many burger patties.

    I love a good burger, but wretched excess with cheese and some kind of "special sauce" isn't getting it done for me.

    too many mysteries on that burger for me. :D

    D
     
  8. konatown

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    #83 konatown, Feb 21, 2015
    Okay you guys got to me.

    Made a couple 1/2 patties last night - ground sirloin, Worcestershire, 1 egg, black pepper, onion powder and Hawaiian smoked Black Sea salt.
    Cooked with a knob of butter in cast iron.
    Topped with sautéed onion and bacon jam, sautéed creminis and topped with a slice of American cheese-product. Mayo on toasted bread - both pieces.


    Heaven.

    Keep your rotten cuces away from my food.
     
  9. dm_n_stuff

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    #84 dm_n_stuff, Feb 21, 2015
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    Niiiice.

    Bacon jam? Gonna have to look that one up. Sauteed Creminis as well. OK, a cremini is a mushroom, pass on that. But Bacon JAM!!! Whoa, gonna have to make me some of that.

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    #87 El Wayne, Feb 21, 2015
    In-n-Out's beef is so bland that it needs all of that salty/fatty cheese and sauce (and grilled onions) to bring some flavor to the table. Truly one of the most overrated burgers ever.
     
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    #88 wax, Feb 21, 2015
    ****aburger


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  14. speedy_sam

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    #89 speedy_sam, Feb 23, 2015
    +1 I don't care for it either
     
  15. tomc

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    #90 tomc, Feb 23, 2015



    Used to like going to I-n-O when it was only in Cali. Now, it's a tad too widespread here in Texas. I'd rather get a Whataburger - especially with jalapenos - on the rare occasion that I'm jonesing for a fast food burger...T
     
  16. ScuderiaWithStickPlease

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    #91 ScuderiaWithStickPlease, Feb 23, 2015
  17. tomc

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    #93 wax, Feb 23, 2015
    We've got quite a few Burger Joint threads.

    This thread is about Homemade Burgers.


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  19. El Wayne

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    #94 El Wayne, Feb 23, 2015
    True. Sorry to join in on the derailment.
     
  20. ScuderiaWithStickPlease

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    #95 ScuderiaWithStickPlease, Feb 23, 2015
    +1!
     
  21. dm_n_stuff

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    #96 dm_n_stuff, Feb 23, 2015
    Ah, don't get all burger snobby on us!!!

    A burger is a burger is a burger, unless it's from McDonalds, or from the Hispanic girl in Demolition Man. :D

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeBt8_MMpU8

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  22. tomc

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    #97 tomc, Feb 26, 2015
    Ok, hopefully, this doesn't violate the "no fanciness" ethos of this thread. Salmon burgers (wife buys them by the ton at Costco) + toasted bun (had only slider buns handy) + slice of tomato + homemade chipotle/blueberry BBQ sauce. The latter was inspired by this recipe:
    http://www.saveur.com/article/recipes/blueberry-chipotle-ketchup

    I used a lot less sugar than suggested and onion powder instead of fresh minced onions. Picture of final product, & interested bystander....T
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  23. dm_n_stuff

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    #98 dm_n_stuff, Feb 26, 2015
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    Fish burger? I actually like salmon burgers. Yours look yummy. I have reposted the image to save folks working on following the link.

    ON a side note, is that counter, with the tiles, a ***** to keep clean?

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  24. tomc

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    #99 tomc, Feb 26, 2015
    Gracias for the assist. It's a less painful way to get those Omega 3's than other oily fish options - at least according to the wife - like sardines and anchovies.

    Yes, all those nooks and crannies are a PITA to keep clean! Especially, when you live with a 97 year old mother in law who loves beets and is blind as a bat!
    T
     
  25. dm_n_stuff

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    #100 dm_n_stuff, Feb 26, 2015
    Now we're heading way off topic.

    Recently found that mixing TSP, Tri-sodium phosphate, with water and bleach was a GREAT cleaner for grout. (There's an exact recipe on the box of TSP)

    Does leave a film that you have to wipe at with clean cold water a few times, but that goes away, leaving nice clean grout and tile.

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