What are you cooking?

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Just made a load of baby food, next - fajitas!
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:Just made a load of baby food, next - fajitas!
I'm making fajitas tonight too! Mostly for lack of anything but peppers, onions, and tortillas in my fridge.
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A_Northern_Soul wrote:Just made a load of baby food, next - fajitas!
I'm making fajitas tonight too! Mostly for lack of anything but peppers, onions, and tortillas in my fridge.
Not a bad problem to have! ;)
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Good to see December 2012 me was on the baby food & fajitas.

Made a cracking steak tonight with sweet potato fries, garlic butter, grilled tomatoes and onions cooked down for about an hour.

(Serve with 3x Furstenburg lagers)


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Becoming addicted to making proper smash burgers. My arteries hate me.
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Mexicola wrote:Becoming addicted to making proper smash burgers. My arteries hate me.
Do share secrets! I love my burgers artery cloggin'.

What is yer cheese? I am very partial to gently melting some raclette and draping it over the patty (not pouring ew!).
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Raclette is fantastic, but I've never thought to use it on a burger. You might be onto something there!
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At any rate I could really go for one of your burgers right now, mexi!
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Dude, you'd be most welcome! Currently trying to limit myself to once a week, but it's so damn good man.

Sorry, just saw your request for tips. I'm still learning, but I've learned to go higher fat content than normal. I'm usually a lean mince beef guy, but for burgers you want 20% fat if possible. Weight wise, I go around 80g per burger. Proper heavy burger press, and really smash it. Don't be shy, squash the crap out of it. Flatten it so you can almost see right through the meat. Sear one side quickly, flip, season (good quality salt, black pepper, smoked paprika, garlic and onion granules, a little MSG if you like) flip again, get some proper American burger cheese (I found a recipe to turn ANY cheese into burger cheese which I'm dying to try), cheese up, cloche on to melt. Ideally you've slow caramelised some onions first, or made a chilli and bacon jam. There's a blue cheese and salad cream sauce I saw recently I really want to try. Get your bun of choice toasting in the pan with some butter, quick, quick, quick. Lettuce, tomato, sliced gherkins. Assemble, plate up, orgasm whilst eating.
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Mexicola wrote:Dude, you'd be most welcome! Currently trying to limit myself to once a week, but it's so damn good man.

Sorry, just saw your request for tips. I'm still learning, but I've learned to go higher fat content than normal. I'm usually a lean mince beef guy, but for burgers you want 20% fat if possible. Weight wise, I go around 80g per burger. Proper heavy burger press, and really smash it. Don't be shy, squash the crap out of it. Flatten it so you can almost see right through the meat. Sear one side quickly, flip, season (good quality salt, black pepper, smoked paprika, garlic and onion granules, a little MSG if you like) flip again, get some proper American burger cheese (I found a recipe to turn ANY cheese into burger cheese which I'm dying to try), cheese up, cloche on to melt. Ideally you've slow caramelised some onions first, or made a chilli and bacon jam. There's a blue cheese and salad cream sauce I saw recently I really want to try. Get your bun of choice toasting in the pan with some butter, quick, quick, quick. Lettuce, tomato, sliced gherkins. Assemble, plate up, orgasm whilst eating.
Holy hell that sounds good! :D

It's a bad sign that it's 10:10am and i'm already thinking about lunch...

also gearing up to make about a million pizza's tonight - youngest is having friends over tonight for a sleepover for the Scotland vs Morocco game. A house full of 12/13 year old boys - it's going to be like feeding an army...
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It is a far, far better thing that you do. Bravo sir. Saluté.

In other news, did you see the NUFC fixtures? Liverpool home on opening day. Because of course it would be. Hope Dan Burn puts Isak, Ekitike and Munoz in the Tyne.
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Yes - it's going to be a "lively" one. I think I'm away that weekend so won't be able to try and get tickets unfortunately - would love to be there to see Joelinton send Isak flying out over Grey's Monument.
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all sounds like a great time! salivating over here Mex
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Mexiburger Ltd. Coming soon.
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