wayward bob
i ate all your bees
fattier meats generally have sweet accompaniments (mint sauce, apple sauce, plum sauce etc), the traditional/natural accompaniments for beef are horseradish, mushrooms, mustard, can't think of a sweet one.
definitely include fat. I wouldn't bother removing anything tbh
But it's soft-shell! Therefore it's not inedible!
fattier meats generally have sweet accompaniments (mint sauce, apple sauce, plum sauce etc), the traditional/natural accompaniments for beef are horseradish, mushrooms, mustard, can't think of a sweet one.
If you have a good mincer, mince the lot. A nicely marbled steak makes a great burger.
fattier meats generally have sweet accompaniments (mint sauce, apple sauce, plum sauce etc), the traditional/natural accompaniments for beef are horseradish, mushrooms, mustard, can't think of a sweet one.
My experience is different to yours Drew. McD's does reassuringly nasty, greasy and distinctively weird burgers that remind you of childhood. BK does the nasty thing, only less distinguished and drier. The Bacon double I had from the Peckham BK last week rivalled a camel's hoof (walking through the sahara sand) in the unpleasantly dry stakes. Continually disappointing ime, no matter how many times I cut them some slack - BK lacks the arm-dripping grease necessary for a good American style burger.
McD's ain't great by any means, but they're far better at the sloppy US burger experience in my book.
fattier meats generally have sweet accompaniments (mint sauce, apple sauce, plum sauce etc), the traditional/natural accompaniments for beef are horseradish, mushrooms, mustard, can't think of a sweet one.
in the same way. They're like crack though, I'm always left craving a next one straight away,
What do we think of fish-burgers? Step too far?
Fish is best when left in fish form.
Fish-cakes are pretty fucking nice when done well tho.
i've never heard cheese described as sweet before
and the less said about us style-mustard the better
Bob is a dick when it comes to burgers
Lots of sweet cheeses out there. Do you only eat mature cheddar, stilton and blue cheeses?
You'll be telling me that you actually don't like burgers next Bob. There's always the roast beef sandwich for traditionalists
on a burger? yes
Each to their own.
Hmm, love roast beef sarnies - they used to do them at the petrol station at Gatwick - last time I went there were none - what a dissapointment!You'll be telling me that you actually don't like burgers next Bob. There's always the roast beef sandwich for traditionalists
You'll be telling me that you actually don't like burgers next Bob. There's always the roast beef sandwich for traditionalists
what's it like? texture-wise? just because you can technically eat it doesn't necessarily mean it adds anything, just less work for the chef