Spike ,'Same Time, Same Place'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
No lumps, ita, but it was the back of his head. I don't know if that makes a difference.
Trixie Belden's mother used milk-soaked bread in her burgers.
Isn't milk-soaked bread the secret to good meatloaf and meatballs? Although like Jesse I tend to think a good burger is nothing but meat, salt, and heat.
Isn't milk-soaked bread the secret to good meatloaf and meatballs? Although like Jesse I tend to think a good burger is nothing but meat, salt, and heat.
I was about to type this exact thing! The milk-soaked bread helps to keep meatballs light. But that's not a texture you want in a good burger.
Now that it's summer I want to start grinding my own burger meat for the grill. Mmmmm, burgers.
Isn't milk-soaked bread the secret to good meatloaf and meatballs?
Yes, this. Although I agree on the burgers, I do like a little chopped fresh onion in them.
That's how we'd make ketleti - milk-soaked bread, ground beef, egg binder, rolled in bread crumbs. It's a flavor I like, but it's not a burger.
Although I agree on the burgers, I do like a little chopped fresh onion in them.
Yeah, I'm not opposed to a little onion. Or worcestershire sauce. Mmmm.
I've got to come up with pseuds for my neighbors. 10 hosted the get together. 14 is the other immediate neighbor.
I don't remember 10 doing anything special to the burgers, but new people were arriving, so I didn't see. But he strikes me as an organic, leash-fed and massaged type so the meat probably mattered a lot.
I like Blue Cheese mixed in with meat in burgers (and meatloaf!).
Chamomile and black tea are good for angry stupid skin, right?
That's because they were poor!
They were not! Just not rich like the Wheelers and the Lynches. Any family that was going to let Trixie have a horse can't be that poor.
I don't salt my burgers, but otherwise I do season the fuck out of them.
They were not!
Her brother drove a jalopy! (Hee -- jalopy. I still only think of that one car, because it was where I learned the word.) No, of course they weren't actually poor, just book-universe poor. I can't believe I don't know who the Lynches are. I should re-read those books, or maybe I shouldn't.