food Burgers? Hell Yeah!!

texas blues said:
Bastiges!
 
Pretend I'm Brett Farve texting you and enjoy the pics like a fine wine.
 
I got your text bro. Don't send me any more selfies. Not my vintage of wine.
 
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Write me a haiku and I'll be right over.
 
Almost a perfect haiku but it's 5-7-5.  :lol:
 
Yeah I ain't don't rock with chicken burgers or pretzel buns but TC thatern' don't look bad.
 
In fact it looks pert' dang good!
 
Its just begging for some jacked up grey poupon.
 
And to be sure senor, I applaud your use of ground chicken.
 
I myself wish I could find a healthier substitute for ground chuck but I just can't get next to ground turkey, chix, or even pork.
 
With all the stuff thats in 'em besides the meat, I might as well eat beef.
 
It's a welcomed change of pace. This batch was made pretty plain on purpose because we did not know if our guests would appreciate our normal mixture. It is white meat ground chicken, so we generally add sautéed mushrooms, onions and some cheese to the mix to keep it from drying out while cooking.
 
tctenten said:
It's a welcomed change of pace. This batch was made pretty plain on purpose because we did not know if our guests would appreciate our normal mixture. It is white meat ground chicken, so we generally add sautéed mushrooms, onions and some cheese to the mix to keep it from drying out while cooking.
 
Plus, the Stardust is a taste-sensation ...
 
tctenten said:
It's a welcomed change of pace. This batch was made pretty plain on purpose because we did not know if our guests would appreciate our normal mixture. It is white meat ground chicken, so we generally add sautéed mushrooms, onions and some cheese to the mix to keep it from drying out while cooking.
 
Like thats a bad thang.
 
I'd patty that combo up and hit it hard with a bearnaise. 
 
A HEAVY one!
 
Fatass thick and super stoney rich!
 
Mucho heavy on the butter.
 
And don't skimp on the shallots and tarragon. 
 
Mezkin' lime wedges and pickled 'peno's a plenty on the side tambien.
 
What were we talkin' about?
 
Hell yeah!
 
Booma said:
I mainly use American cheese for looks and melt ability, then add another type for flavour
 
I left American cheese in like '94 when I got my first Weber charcoal grill, and moved to swiss (back then I like the classic swiss and shroom burger) ...
 
I'm just giving you a hard time ...
 
I used it tonight because I couldn't find the cheese wire thingy and I only had a block of cheddar and I'm more interested in working to be able to brew all day Friday than I was in the burgers tonight (shame, I know, but whatever)  ...
 
I need to go a pair of those on the grill in the next two days, though ...
 
I want to have it off briquets one of the times ...
 
CHEERS!
 
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