Jalapeño Cheeseburger in Paradise
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Burgers are on the menu for tomorrow here! Gonna fire up the Weber kettle. Love grilling season!
Nice! My wife likes gas grills but I’m a charcoal kind of guy. Love those flavorful carcinogens anyway, and I should send my propane to Biden’s Strategic Reserve.
We were at 48 and rising when I grilled burgers around 11:30 a.m. - ribeye tomorrow!
Thank you kindly. I kinda pride my burgers. 85% lean angus beef, packed loosely and grill to medium rare and rest a few minutes before topping with your favorite stuff. So simple and better than any restaurant. Usually I pair with an ale or a red wine but today it was just a tall glass of moo juice
That looks just about the way I like it, except I like the face of my buns pan toasted in a bit of butter.
Burgers are my absolute favorite food ever. I could literally eat them all week long, and sometimes do.
Thanks for the invite by the way....
Thanks for the invite by the way....
Unless you are from the farm. Most of my family doesn't want to be reminded it went moo.
100% on toasting the bun - My son always remembers but I seem to forget that quite important step!
My family likes to name the cow that the burger probably came from, then discuss how it was slaughtered just before we eat. It brings us comfort to humanize the animals we eat.
Now, that is funny. LOL. Personification... it isn't just for breakfast,
OSOBUCO, are you trying to fatten us up, between the meatballs and the cheeseburger?
In the grand scheme of things, there is very little a steer has to look forward to in life, other than being perfectly awesome on a grill.
No one wants to imagine being a gelding. Despite the other obvious attributes, testosterone is supposed to be required for bone density. However, having had several male cats that were "neutered" by the pet adoption people, I'm intrigued that they seem to do pretty well, and act male up to a point. They don't spray, like intact males, and they don't wander off after the scent of queens (females) in heat, nor get torn up in fights. However, they are territorial, they hunt, and they have brawls and tiffs with their brother cats, and they don't seem to have any bone density problems. Which makes me wonder if their endocrine systems are producing some "tos" elsewhere in their other glands.
They certainly have the male arrogance. Or maybe that's just cat arrogance.
Everyone who's read this thread is likely to have a big cheeseburger in the next few days. Just think of Memorial Day!
They certainly have the male arrogance. Or maybe that's just cat arrogance.
Everyone who's read this thread is likely to have a big cheeseburger in the next few days. Just think of Memorial Day!