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Jun 6 2011 10:49am
- fry two slices of banana in a pan with some butter until soft, set aside
- cook two slices of bacon in a pan, set aside
- roll some 80/20 ground beef into a patty, set on the grill and cook to desired doneness (i melted a slice of garlic butter that i made per JEB90's post 159 on top of the burger)
- toast bun in the grill until just getting crisp on the bottoms
- place the bananas on the bottom, then the burger, then the bacon, and you're ready to eat!
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Jun 6 2011 04:53pm
Quote (hedonism @ Jun 6 2011 10:49am)
- fry two slices of banana in a pan with some butter until soft, set aside
- cook two slices of bacon in a pan, set aside
- roll some 80/20 ground beef into a patty, set on the grill and cook to desired doneness (i melted a slice of garlic butter that i made per JEB90's post 159 on top of the burger)
- toast bun in the grill until just getting crisp on the bottoms
- place the bananas on the bottom, then the burger, then the bacon, and you're ready to eat!


bananurger

This post was edited by Polygraph on Jun 6 2011 04:53pm
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Jun 6 2011 05:12pm
This thread sucks
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Jun 6 2011 05:27pm
Quote (hedonism @ Jun 6 2011 07:12pm)
This thread sucks


needs more bacon
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Jun 8 2011 12:48am
Quote (MirageMage @ Jun 6 2011 05:27pm)
needs more bacon


What doesn't?
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Jun 9 2011 11:43pm
Midnight Snack

1. Bacon, garlic, and scallions in olive oil
2. Toss in spaghetti cooked al dente and an egg yolk/cream mixture
3. Plate, fresh ground pepper, grated pecorino romano


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Jun 10 2011 12:04am
Quote (hedonism @ Jun 5 2011 06:02am)
Would absolutely ruin it; I put a little bit of lime juice to compliment the amount of heat that the jalapenos brought to it.


Explain me how putting oil in a salsa fresca like it should be would ruin it? Except if you like i dry. You always need something to bind everything togheter in a meal, dry, dry and dry ingredients = no good.

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Jun 10 2011 12:22am
what type of chef are you?

Italian, france, ?
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Jun 10 2011 12:38am
Quote (lsildur1 @ Jun 10 2011 02:22am)
what type of chef are you?

Italian, france, ?


xd hmmm no like

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Quote (hofx2 @ Jun 10 2011 12:04am)
Explain me how putting oil in a salsa fresca like it should be would ruin it? Except if you like i dry. You always need something to bind everything togheter in a meal, dry, dry and dry ingredients = no good.


Olive oil and mango just don't go together flavor-wise. If you need oil (usually ripe mangoes have plenty of liquid, especially if you add lime) use something like canola oil--which doesn't add any flavor--or something exotic like avocado oil--which I find goes very nicely with mangoes (in salads; I don't usually add oil to mango salsa either--any fruit salsas for that matter)
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