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He's gonna spray cleaner all over it and you have to bring his dog Mickey Ds.

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He's gonna spray cleaner all over it.


Gotta keep that coronavirus off it.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 12:21 am 
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So I have to incorporate a rub into my next burger. The guy who makes it is a neighbor of my brother in SC. It's pretty good, the first ingredient is mustard, as you might expect from a Carolina rub. I am thinking about just incorporating it into the grind. We cook on a flat top, I can't just pat it on a burger, it will get bitter. I am thinking about just going with some pickled red onions and a daikon slaw we've been messing around with (or a more traditional slaw.) I can't see a cheese working. Maybe like a roasted garlic aioli if we do the vinegary slaw. Thoughts?

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 12:28 am 
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Mustard will be fine. Your onions and garlic will burn.

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He's gonna spray cleaner all over it.


Gotta keep that coronavirus off it.

Just trying to be a conscientious host.


You are ridoncoulus. <<< exactly how it's spelled, Biotch!


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So I have to incorporate a rub into my next burger. The guy who makes it is a neighbor of my brother in SC. It's pretty good, the first ingredient is mustard, as you might expect from a Carolina rub. I am thinking about just incorporating it into the grind. We cook on a flat top, I can't just pat it on a burger, it will get bitter. I am thinking about just going with some pickled red onions and a daikon slaw we've been messing around with (or a more traditional slaw.) I can't see a cheese working. Maybe like a roasted garlic aioli if we do the vinegary slaw. Thoughts?


Two thoughts -

I think you need a bit of sweet. The rub sounds similar to what I use for my ribs so that would be a sweet BBQ sauce to offset the rub.

Second - to be "crafty" use a sweet brown sugar bacon topping. In the Philippines, it is called Tocino. In San Francisco, they sell it for a ridiculous amount of money as "Million Dollar Bacon". Either way, it's a great sweet/salty bacon.

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Million Dollar Bacon is a misnomer. It's pretty cheap.

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Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
So I have to incorporate a rub into my next burger. The guy who makes it is a neighbor of my brother in SC. It's pretty good, the first ingredient is mustard, as you might expect from a Carolina rub. I am thinking about just incorporating it into the grind. We cook on a flat top, I can't just pat it on a burger, it will get bitter. I am thinking about just going with some pickled red onions and a daikon slaw we've been messing around with (or a more traditional slaw.) I can't see a cheese working. Maybe like a roasted garlic aioli if we do the vinegary slaw. Thoughts?


Two thoughts -

I think you need a bit of sweet. The rub sounds similar to what I use for my ribs so that would be a sweet BBQ sauce to offset the rub.

Second - to be "crafty" use a sweet brown sugar bacon topping. In the Philippines, it is called Tocino. In San Francisco, they sell it for a ridiculous amount of money as "Million Dollar Bacon". Either way, it's a great sweet/salty bacon.


To be clear, I would do one or the other, not both.

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You are so precise.


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You are so precise.


I always try to be acurrate.

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The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.

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Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
You are so precise.


I always try to be acurrate.



Nerd!!!!

I think you wanted another c and one less r.


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The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.



Microgreens?

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The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.


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Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.



Microgreens?


Fatty microgreens?

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 12:49 am 
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Spaulding wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.


I just want the opportunity to stodge!


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PostPosted: Thu Mar 05, 2020 12:50 am 
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Telegram Sam wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.



Microgreens?


Fatty microgreens?


:lol: No. Just throwing thoughts out there.

I love pickled red onions.

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Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.



Microgreens?


Fatty microgreens?


:lol: No. Just throwing thoughts out there.

I love pickled red onions.


Maybe horseradish?

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That's great. I don't think I've seen a burger prepared with a horseradish topping. It's a poor-man's "Capital" steak.

I love horseradish. Would a small dollop of prepared horseradish work?

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It would.


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Spaulding wrote:
Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
You are so precise.


I always try to be acurrate.



Nerd!!!!

I think you wanted another c and one less r.


I was write the first time.

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It would.


Well, you and TS are professionals. I'm just acting as a consumer.

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Telegram Sam wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
The problem is it's running into a burger I already have on the regular menu with pork belly (patted with brown sugar before we finish it in the oven, and seared before serving) a thicker carolina BBQ sauce (mustard, brown sugar, ACV base) fried onion straws, and sriracha pickles. I don't have a full time burger with a slaw, and I think the pickled onions satisfy the sweet, but I do need some fat.


I just want the opportunity to stodge!


It's "stage," but it is pronounced "stahj."


You are so French!!!! I can't even do that right, Chef!!!!


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How did this thread get crossed with the RR thread?

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Chet Coppock's Fur Coat wrote:
How did this thread get crossed with the RR thread?


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How did this thread get crossed with the RR thread?
Anything to get off of Pink Floyd.

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