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08-15-13, 06:54 PM #11Re: Cheese & Burger Society - Or, how I learned to get a hard on for a burger.
After sleep and work, it's still amazing.
Favorites are (in no particular order):
The Honky Tonk
The Aunt Millie
The Gypsy
The Firehouse
The Bohemian
The Crabby Louie
The Mona Lisa
The Brooklyn
The Macho Nacho
The Atlanta
The Dallas
The New Orleans
The San Francisco
Yeah it's half the list. I DON'T CARE! I so need a burger right now...
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08-15-13, 07:54 PM #15
Re: Cheese & Burger Society - Or, how I learned to get a hard on for a burger.
Hey, you like pork patties on a bun that's all well and good. They are quite tasty. But you call them a burger again and so help me I will hire a gay mercenary to come down to that backwater island you live on and sodomize your donkey with a jalapeno flavored kielbasa.
Krakkens and shit. stop tempting them. -- Bigdog
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08-15-13, 08:00 PM #18
Re: Cheese & Burger Society - Or, how I learned to get a hard on for a burger.
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08-15-13, 08:03 PM #19
Re: Cheese & Burger Society - Or, how I learned to get a hard on for a burger.
A great burger, the meat can't be too dense. It has to have juices running out of it. I like to mix about 2 or 3 roasted veggie ritz crackers (per 1/3 pound patty) into the meat to give it some volume. Occasionally I'll throw an egg in there too per pound or so of meat.
I like red onions... whole grain mustard... ketchup (brooks of course, unless I have some heinz balsamic on hand)... cheddar cheese... and some claussen pickle slices.
Now... I'm goddamn hungry.
Krakkens and shit. stop tempting them. -- Bigdog
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