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But salting the meat before you form the patties changes the texture to a more sausage-y burger! And smushing your burgers mashes the juices out of your meat! I feel betrayed, PW.
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But salting the meat before you form the patties changes the texture to a more sausage-y burger! And smushing your burgers mashes the juices out of your meat! I feel betrayed, PW.
But salting the meat before you form the patties changes the texture to a more sausage-y burger! And smushing your burgers mashes the juices out of your meat! I feel betrayed, PW.
But salting the meat before you form the patties changes the texture to a more sausage-y burger! And smushing your burgers mashes the juices out of your meat! I feel betrayed, PW.
But salting the meat before you form the patties changes the texture to a more sausage-y burger! And smushing your burgers mashes the juices out of your meat! I feel betrayed, PW.
I made gluten free pancakes for dinner tonight. I added a little bit of honey, cinnamon and maple syrup to the batter. They do not require butter. I even burnt one cause I wasn't paying attention, it still tasted fantastic.
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edited July 2011
I've used salt on my burgers plenty of times and I've never gotten that kind of texture I don't know how that dude did it.
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edited July 2011
Speaking of burging, here is a step by step scientific deconstruction and reconstruction on how to make an Animal Style Double-Double at home from scratch.
But salting the meat before you form the patties changes the texture to a more sausage-y burger! And smushing your burgers mashes the juices out of your meat! I feel betrayed, PW.
You know what I don't get? Steamed burgers. This is a thing I've heard of and never tried, so I speak from ignorance, but it just sounds like it'd produce a weird burger.
You know what I don't get? Steamed burgers. This is a thing I've heard of and never tried, so I speak from ignorance, but it just sounds like it'd produce a weird burger.
You know what I don't get? Steamed burgers. This is a thing I've heard of and never tried, so I speak from ignorance, but it just sounds like it'd produce a weird burger.
I'm not saying that I think it's gross or anything, just that I don't get it. Steaming doesn't bring anything to the table in terms of flavor or texture, except that the burger ends up being juicy, so in my head I don't get the advantage over grilling in some way.
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edited July 2011
steamed hams
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#pipeCocky Stride, Musky odoursPope of Chili TownRegistered Userregular
I'm not saying that I think it's gross or anything, just that I don't get it. Steaming doesn't bring anything to the table in terms of flavor or texture, except that the burger ends up being juicy, so in my head I don't get the advantage over grilling in some way.
As I predicted I somehow managed to fuck up frying bacon
Came off the pan simultaneously chewy/floppy and burnt to a nuclear cinder
How do I even screw up that badly
2 things:
-start with the pan cold
-use med-low heat and turn the bacon constantly until its where you want it to be between crispy and delicious.
a 3rd thing:
-if cooking a lot of bacon at once (let's say more than will comfortably fit in your pan) you can do it in the oven. same thing: start with the oven cold, don't preheat. lay the bacon on a wire rack over a tinfoil lined sheet, and put it in and set the oven to 400. Oven's vary in how fast they heat up and how accurately they hold it, so leave it for 10 minutes then check it every minute or so until you figure out how long your oven takes.
a 4th most important thing:
-never forget the golden rule of cooking bacon.
a 5th thing that should go between the first 2 and the 3rd:
-use something like cast iron to cook bacon, or at least some heavy bottomed skillet/fry pan. the fact you got both burnt and chewy sounds like your pan is not heating evenly.
The best bacon I've ever made was cooked in a dutch oven on a stove top. It's like using a cast iron pan with training wheels.
I've been doing a lot of vegetarian cooking lately. There's something very satisfying about knocking out a killer meal without using any meat; things tend to taste good more because ingredients come together well, and less because of a particularly well-marbled steak.
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neither of these is accurate
ok, bend over and just... try to relax
That is not what I had read/seen but if I am wrong then I am wrong
http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2010/07/the-burger-lab-how-to-make-an-in-n-out-double-double-animal-style.html
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how the hell did he even do that
I won't even go into the scientific inconsistencies in dropping a heavy pot on the patty to simulate chewing
It looks SUPER GOOD and I want to eat one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSoivxhC8Og
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That looks interesting... unsure if want. At least worth a try.
I don't get why a certain number of male food tv hosts feel the need to yell at the camera.
variety is the spice of life?
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Came off the pan simultaneously chewy/floppy and burnt to a nuclear cinder
How do I even screw up that badly
Pip, I will steam your hams.
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Dear satan I wish for this or maybe some of this....oh and I'm a medium or a large.
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Hmm...
I think I get what you're saying, Stale. I just thought you meant in a setup like the one from that Man vs Food video.
Then make it.
Then eat it.
Satans..... hints.....
2 things:
-start with the pan cold
-use med-low heat and turn the bacon constantly until its where you want it to be between crispy and delicious.
a 3rd thing:
-if cooking a lot of bacon at once (let's say more than will comfortably fit in your pan) you can do it in the oven. same thing: start with the oven cold, don't preheat. lay the bacon on a wire rack over a tinfoil lined sheet, and put it in and set the oven to 400. Oven's vary in how fast they heat up and how accurately they hold it, so leave it for 10 minutes then check it every minute or so until you figure out how long your oven takes.
a 4th most important thing:
-never forget the golden rule of cooking bacon.
Dear satan I wish for this or maybe some of this....oh and I'm a medium or a large.
-use something like cast iron to cook bacon, or at least some heavy bottomed skillet/fry pan. the fact you got both burnt and chewy sounds like your pan is not heating evenly.
I've been doing a lot of vegetarian cooking lately. There's something very satisfying about knocking out a killer meal without using any meat; things tend to taste good more because ingredients come together well, and less because of a particularly well-marbled steak.
and mongoose has gotten rather good at making margaritas, so probably have some of that too.
And also a nice Lagunitas beer, that is 8% alcohol, and that is quickly going to my head because I am a waif