19 January 2014

My First Sliders

Made them for the first time last night.  Baked 50g rolls and used 50g of hamburg.  When I make big burgers, I can't get them to work.  Even though I've been eating meat for a little while now, I'm still not good at beef burgers.  So I went smaller and that worked.  So much so that ate three.

Tim only got one.

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    1. Today it means little hamburger, but back in the day the term had crude a meaning.

      It went something like this, they slide going in and and they slide going out.

      I was a veghead in those days though.

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  2. Where's the lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle?

    Slide is a North American turtle as well. Guess you didn't use beef?

    Hehehehehehehehe!

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    1. "Where's the lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle?"

      Answer: On someone else's burger.

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  3. Make those sliders turkey burgers and you have a deal!

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    1. Turkey if I ground it at home, isn't too bad, but last night was a lesson in beef.

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  4. Fantastic looking buns you have there, great looking crust.

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    1. Thanks, Alan. I was out of egg wash and had to go with olive oil. Only thing though, the seeds didn't stick too well. Most are on the plate.

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  5. So...you're a stingy cook, too, huh?

    Looks yummy, though. Bet it was, too.

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    1. Don't feel too bad for him. He got a homemade calzone for supper.

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    1. Making them again tonight. Hope your weekend is going well. Cold but sunshine, here.

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  7. I've heard of these small burgers, but haven't had them myself.

    Compensation for Tim by way of a calzone is more than welcome!

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  8. I have never thought of a hamburger as cute but that one is!

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  9. I love sliders. Always a happy hour special at breweries. I had one at a fancier place that had sliced beet on it. Not bad.

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    1. Organic locally grown beets are my favorite. Slice 'em up, and eat 'em like chips. So flippin' good.

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  10. That sure does looks good! Thank goodness I came here after I had supper. Every time I visit your blog before I eat, I get so hungry!

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  11. reminds me that we don't have any White Castles down here. The first time I heard of them was that Harold and Kumar movie

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    1. They stayed juicy. Which I'm excited about since I'm still learning how to make beef burgers.

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  13. Perfect! I like the small hamburgers so much better than the big giants.

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    1. I don't know why some of those burgers are THAT big. Oy. Too much for me.

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    1. I was handing it to Tim when I thought the same thing and stopped to snap a shot.

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    1. Do you ever make little rolls? They are so fun and cute and fun. Wait I said fun twice. But they are.

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    2. I make dinner rolls sometimes, and have been known to eat them as sandwiches. Cute and fun is good. :)

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  16. Girl after my own heart! That look mouth-watering. OK, its burgers tonight. Sliders, in fact. I'm happy now. Cheers!!

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    1. Yummy. I was headed out to get more hamburg for the weekend but then decided to pass because it's so flippin' cold out. I'll make something else. Maybe chicken sliders.

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